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1 min · no login · nothing stored

Paste an inquiry. See how an intake agent would score it.

Paste a buyer, seller, renter, or inbound message. The scorer extracts contact, intent, budget, and timeline, then drafts a reply. It runs in your browser and does not save the text.

Built for

Brokerages, agencies, and any desk that lives in a messy inbox. Works on real emails, not only the samples.

You leave with

A 0–100 fit score, missing fields, flags, a suggested next action, and a draft you can copy.

Setup

1 min · No account · Nothing stored

How to run itOpen
  1. 01

    Copy a real inquiry from email, a portal, or SMS (remove anything you should not paste if you are on a shared computer).

  2. 02

    Or tap a sample: hot buyer, seller, investor, renter, out of area, incomplete.

  3. 03

    Click Score this inquiry.

  4. 04

    Check missing fields and the draft. Edit in your head — production agents still wait for a human click.

Do this well. The more complete the message (name, phone, market, budget, timing), the higher the score. That is the point.

tool · lead-intake

Idle

Runs here. We do not store the message.

Want this on a live workflow?

This is the same scoring pattern as a production intake agent — without writing to your CRM.

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If you came from Google

Does this email my leads?
No. It only scores and drafts. Nothing is sent, stored, or posted to a CRM.
Is this only for real estate?
The samples are real-estate flavored. The same pattern works for any inbound desk: parse, score, draft, human checkpoint.
Why did an incomplete note score low?
Because you cannot follow up well without a way to reach the person. The tool is teaching the file, not being rude.

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