The scope for Tuesday, on one page. A draft to mark up together, not a contract.
The next layer of Infinityy is the buyer’s. One login that saves every search, follows the whole family, and lives on top of the viewer you already built. This is a six-week test to start building it.
“Whether I’m looking for a house, or helping my kids find a rental, or finding a place for my mom, we’re all going to Infinityy.”
Anyone can add an AI assistant this year. None of them can see who walked which listing, what they asked, or where they stopped. That is your data, and it is the one thing a competitor cannot ship without you.
A walk-through with the agent talking, and people walking it together. Matterport has none of that.
What buyers do and what sellers need, in one place. No prop-tech has both.
The buyer login that turns all of it into where people go to decide.
You set the final list with the three of you before we start. Every week ends in a working demo, not a status deck.
Fifteen communities, signed and kicked off, already announced to your investors. Senior living re-sells the same units for years as residents move through care, so there is no occupancy cliff. It is also a Nickerson agency client, which turns a clean delivery into the case study for the whole segment. The onboarding is what is stretching Matt and Joseph right now. The team’s first job is to take that weight, not add to it.
Two full-time engineers, with Sid leading engineering and reporting to you. They build in your GitHub, on your codebase. Matt coaches them in, Joseph leads the design. This adds output. It does not take anything over.
Every line lands in your repos from day one.
New work on the new stack. Matt coaches the team in.
One engineering lead, one point of contact.
Every customer-facing pixel stays his call.
Even if you stop, the six weeks clears a real chunk of the backlog Matt and Joseph are carrying. There is no version of this where you come out behind.
Six weeks against the list you set. A demo every Friday.
Did the team move it further than the alternative would have?
Either way, the code and the cleared backlog are yours.
The mobile-first rebuild taken across every listing and every screen.
Save, track, and get alerts across a home, a rental, a parent’s care. Share it, like Airbnb.
Financing inside the listing. The first thing that layers on the login.
None of this is in the <$250K. It is the map for where a longer engagement would point.
“You’ve helped us acquire real estate faster as our strategic partner, and expanded with us.”
“Couldn’t have done this without your kick-ass team. They absolutely crushed it.”
“Nik framed the big picture while guiding us toward practical next steps.”
A workstream that is off, an order to flip, a number to fix, a doubt worth naming. It goes straight to Nik and shapes Tuesday’s version.