AI that speaks property — and speaks buyer.

Egyptian real estate is fighting for absorption. Smaller units, longer payment plans, cash discounts — developers are re-engineering products monthly to keep buyers in the market, and the sales conversation has moved almost entirely to WhatsApp. At the same time, a wave of proptech competitors is turning search, comparison, and financing into digital products, and buyers now expect answers in minutes, not showroom visits.

The operational reality behind this: sales teams drowning in repeated questions across dozens of projects and payment structures; listing data scattered and inconsistent; contracts, reservations, and installment agreements still processed by hand; and North Coast, New Cairo, and Zayed each with their own vocabulary that generic AI tools simply don't know.

What we build here: WhatsApp assistants that qualify buyers and answer project questions in Egyptian Arabic; contract and deed pipelines that turn paperwork into structured records; accuracy audits for developers who already bought a chatbot and suspect it's costing them leads. Payment-plan math, area names, broker slang included.