Built from my own turnover desk.

I own eight small rental buildings in Oakland, CA — mostly 2–4 unit properties. When a unit turns, my maintenance guy sends me a photo. Shot on his phone, slightly askew, random lights off, maybe a paint bucket still in frame.

For a while I just posted them. But with these tough leasing conditions, I felt like my units were sitting on the market longer than they should — and I couldn't tell if it was the price, the location, or just the photos. Hiring a photographer for a standard 1BR turn felt like overkill. Editing them myself took longer than the turn itself.

So I built a workflow that takes whatever photos I already have — maintenance man shots, iPhone walkthroughs, whatever the owner hands me — ranks them, tells me what to reshoot, and fixes the ones worth keeping. It cut my time-to-inquiry and I stopped losing people in the first scroll.

Side effect I didn't expect: I started listing a day earlier. Small fixes that used to wait for a final walk-through — a stray paint can in frame, a smudge on the window, a light that should be on — got cleaned up in the edits instead. That shaved real time off turnaround.

I opened it up because the problem isn't mine alone. Every agent I know is working with the same hand.

We launched this past week. A handful of customers — agents, remote owners, and owner-operators like me — are already running their turns through it. Early enough that if you reply to a confirmation email, I'm the one reading it.

Brad · Founder, Unbundled