Roadmap

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Starting totals include BothSaw's launch priorities; confirmed visitor votes add to them.

  1. One board, both perspectivesSix homes, attributed notes, source files, current status, and the latest household activity stay visible together. Each person can see what the other actually noticed without forcing two opinions into one score.
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  2. A profile grounded in real lifeCommute ranges, the weekly gym trip, useful shops, school types, and raw public-safety evidence are compared with household thresholds. Sources, dates, caveats, and pending verification remain visible instead of becoming a mysterious neighborhood score.
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  3. A brief your agent can act onHand your existing agent the budget, household Wins and Stops, homes still in play, and the questions you have already agreed matter. Your agent gets a useful brief; the household retains its record.
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  4. Every home against the Buyer ProfileCollect homes from different portals in one place, then see explainable matches, conflicts, possible compromises, and evidence gaps against the profile both buyers maintain.
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  5. Questions shaped by this homeBefore a tour, BothSaw combines your Buyer Profile, the home's listing and documents, and maintained home-buying knowledge to suggest useful questions. Each suggestion explains why it matters and where it came from; you choose what to keep.
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  6. A shortlist the household ownsOnly the buyers place a home in play. Finalists stay connected to the evidence and unresolved trade-offs that matter; AI suggestions never become household decisions on their own.
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  7. One task list across every homeTours, inspections, commute checks, and agent follow-ups stay in one list with an owner and due date. Concierge suggestions remain visibly proposed until someone accepts or dismisses that row—there is no Accept all.
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  8. Review before the record changesPhotos, inspiration, email attachments, and PDFs arrive in one review queue with source and proposed classification. Nothing is added silently: a person confirms where each item belongs before it changes the shared project.
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  9. Make sure the email BothSaw itSave an agent’s email and attachment from Outlook to the right home. The add-in preserves who sent it and when, flags the relevant disclosure page, and makes the original material available beside the household’s notes.
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  10. Take the tour with youPhotograph the exterior, a room, or a document while you walk the home. Every capture is already attached to the address and household, so tonight’s comparison starts with evidence instead of camera-roll archaeology.
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  11. Share from iPhoneSend a listing, room photo, or document to BothSaw from the standard iOS share sheet. Choose the home, classify the evidence, add the thought you do not want to lose, then save it to the household record.
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  12. Share from AndroidCapture a listing directly from the Android share sheet without forwarding links to yourself. BothSaw keeps the originating app, home, evidence type, note, and contributor visible.
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