It started with a stack of contracts and a tired broker.
For years I ran deals the way every agent does. Nights and weekends buried in contracts, chasing the same signatures, re-reading the same forms, quietly hoping I hadn't missed the one line that could sink a closing. I paid good money every month for tools that promised to help. Most of them just made lists. They reminded me of deadlines I already knew about, and went quiet on the mistakes that actually kill deals.
A financing box checked on a cash deal. A deadline that lands after closing. An offer accepted a day too late. A checklist will never catch those. A great transaction coordinator will, and great coordinators are expensive and hard to find.
So I built the one I actually wanted. One that reads the contract instead of just tracking it. One that catches what I would have gotten sued for missing. One that does the busywork, so the people on my team can do the parts only a human should.