House information
Progress, photos, money, and docs — together.
If the house lives in five places, every question becomes a scavenger hunt. Put progress, photos, money, and docs on the home — then invite the buyers.
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Today
The house is everywhere except one place
Group text
“Are we still on drywall?”
The change-order PDF from March
Camera roll
Framing photos from Friday
Shared drive
The contract, if someone filed it
On the house
One workspace. One buyer view.
You run the house. Buyers see what you publish. Household members can share access. After close, warranty stays on the same home.
Progress
Where the house stands, and what comes next — by phase.
Photos
A gallery on the house, not a thread of attachments.
Money
Contract, allowances, and change orders buyers can actually read.
Documents
What you publish, including a closing binder when you unlock it.
Example: Summit Homes keeps Oak Ridge lot 42 — 1408 Willow Creek Lane — in one workspace, then invites Jordan Blake. Fictional names, same motion you’ll use. See also buyer updates if the pain is the text thread, or the homepage product tour.
FAQ
Questions builders ask
Straight answers. No sit-down required.
Build progress by phase, a jobsite photo gallery, buyer-ready financials (contract, allowances, change orders), documents you publish, builder team contacts, and warranty after close.
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