How it works
A day in the life, start to finish.
From the first showing to tomorrow's call list. Six moments where Yaro turns what an agent says into the right CRM action.
Say what happened. Yaro knows what it means.
An agent steps out of a showing and talks. Yaro doesn't just transcribe it. It reads the contact, the listing, the budget, the timeline, and structures the update against the way your brokerage already tracks deals, ready before the next door opens.
Ask the way you'd ask a teammate.
Comparable sales, listings near a school, the buyer who said they wanted a pool. Ask in plain language. Yaro answers in a second, because it knows how your contacts, listings, and showings connect, not just what words they contain.
A day sequenced around how you actually work it.
Today's appointments, sorted by drive time. Yaro keeps the list live as the day shifts, so the agent stops thinking about logistics and starts thinking about clients.
Preferences change. Yaro updates the right things.
A buyer changes their mind in the kitchen. The agent says it out loud. Yaro updates the new preferences against the contact, the showing, and the listing, tagged the way your team tags them, so the next agent who opens that record sees the full picture.
Every interaction, structured the way your team thinks.
Calls, emails, texts, showings, offers, closings. All connected, all current, all sitting under the stages and tags your brokerage runs on. Search the timeline the way a person talks, not the way a database queries.
Wake up to the calls your team would have flagged.
Three to five people, ranked by why each one matters today. A buyer going cold, a past client whose lease is up, a referral moment about to close. Not a generic reminder list. The follow-up logic your business already runs by, surfaced before you ask.
Get in while it's still early.
Yaro is early, and early agents shape what context-aware means. Join the waitlist and be first in when we open up.