Was it this buyer who needs a half bath on the main level, or the other one?
Four buyers at once, houses that start to blur together, two weeks between tours. Nobody's memory survives that. Talk for sixty seconds after each showing, and TourSense does the remembering. Before your next appointment it hands you what this buyer wants, what they've already ruled out, and the question you still haven't gotten a straight answer on.
Free during the pilot, invite only, on iPhone. Your buyers and showings back up to your own private account, so nothing is lost if you switch phones. Usage analytics are anonymous.
Your buyer forgot they ever said it. You're the one who's not allowed to.
Your buyer sends you a link for Saturday. Great photos, right price, and it backs to the kind of road they walked away from a month ago. They don't remember that. They've seen eleven houses since. If you don't remember either, you find out together, standing in the back yard listening to the traffic. Catch it before you book, and you're the agent who was actually listening. CRMs were supposed to make you that agent, but nobody opens a CRM in the car, and by the time you're back at a desk the detail is gone. It stays sharp for about sixty seconds after you walk out. That's the sixty seconds TourSense takes.
Three steps, and it's done before you pull out of the driveway.
Talk
Sixty to ninety seconds, out loud, on your way out. Say what they said. No forms, no typing, no fields to fill in.
TourSense sorts it
It picks out what they have to have, what ruled the house out, and what they loved, and adds it to that buyer. Nothing for you to tag, file, or clean up later.
Walk in ready
Before your next appointment, a brief shows up on your phone: what they need, what they've ruled out, and what you still need to pin down.
You walk in sounding like you remembered every word they said. Buyers notice that, and they tell people. A buyer who feels understood isn't shopping around for another agent.
Not another CRM. Built for the ten minutes after you walk out.
Built for the car, not the desk
It lives on your phone and reads your ShowingTime calendar, so it already knows your day. The minute a showing ends it taps you, and the next brief shows up on its own. You never have to remember to use it.
It adds up, showing after showing
Start it with what you already know about them. Say something once and it gets noted; say it at three showings and it moves to the top of the brief. It keeps a running list of what you've asked about but never gotten a real answer on.
Writes back to your CRM
The showing note lands on the contact by itself, the same day, so the follow-up you already set up actually fires. Follow Up Boss works today. More coming.
A report your buyer can open
ComingYour buyer opens a link and sees their own search: what you've shown them, what they liked, what they ruled out. They can correct it, and the correction comes back to you. A recap email talks at your buyer. This listens back.
Your CRM can't follow up on a showing it never heard about.
You're not going to fix this by asking your agents to be better about the CRM. You've already tried. TourSense works because your agents aren't doing it for you. They talk for sixty seconds in the car because the brief they get before the next showing is worth having, and the note lands in Follow Up Boss without anyone thinking about it.
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Every showing writes itself onto the contactAddress, date, the buyer's reaction, and a clear summary of the feedback. Logged the same day, not pieced together on Friday afternoon.
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Your follow-up finally knows what happenedWhether a person or an action plan sends the next message, it works off the contact record. TourSense keeps the record current, so Monday's message matches Saturday's showing.
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The buyer history stays with your teamWhat that buyer loved and ruled out sits on the contact in your CRM, not in a notes app on somebody's personal phone. If the agent leaves, it stays.
Then: which lead sources actually turn into showings.
You know what you pay per lead. You don't know which of those leads ever get in the car. The team view will show you that, and which buyers are going quiet while there's still time to do something about it. It's in build, not shipped, so it's not part of what you'd be buying today.
Lock the founding rate before paid plans begin.
Free through the pilot, nothing to pay today. When paid plans start, the first 50 solo agents keep the founding rate for a full year. All I ask is honest feedback, and a testimonial if it earns one. You'll see the pricing before anything switches on.
Built by a working buyer's agent. I built TourSense because I kept losing what my own buyers told me two Saturdays earlier. It's in pilot right now with agents out in the field, and it changes most weeks based on what they tell me.