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One login. Every source.

The connectors that replace ten browser tabs.

Appraisers don't have a research problem — they have a tab problem. Every source we wire into the workspace shows up in the fields that need it, source-tagged so reviewers can click through and verify.

11
Public + paid sources live
16
On the integration roadmap
0
Per-lookup add-on fees
Cited
A source chip on every shipped value
The workflow

How it works, step by step.

  1. 01
    Enter an address, once

    Address kicks off a fanout across every connector the workspace knows about.

  2. 02
    Property record fills

    Assessor documents you upload, plus ATTOM when your own ATTOM key is configured, fill tax, sale history, and characteristics. Regrid parcels and MLS retrieval are planned, not live.

  3. 03
    Environmental context lands

    FEMA flood zone and Census tract pin to the subject today; EPA Envirofacts and First Street climate are on the roadmap.

  4. 04
    Market indices load

    FHFA HPI, BLS CPI, HUD FMR — ready for time adjustments and rent analysis.

  5. 05
    Maps + imagery render

    Google Maps with subject + comps and Street View on one canvas; Nearmap obliques are on the roadmap.

  6. 06
    Cited values flow into URAR

    Supported fields carry a source chip reviewers can click through. Nothing is eyeballed.

What's included

Everything in this feature.

MLS · Trestle RESO
Planned

One login across a wide MLS footprint, for active and sold comps with photos and remarks.

What it does not do: Not available today. MLS data reaches the report by document upload and appraiser entry.

ATTOM property records
Requires deployment configuration

Tax, deed history and characteristics from ATTOM. Regrid parcel polygons and TrueTracts are separate, planned integrations.

What it does not do: Requires an ATTOM subscription key configured for your deployment. Without one, no ATTOM data is retrieved, and it is never attached to comparables automatically.

CubiCasa floor plans
Requires your own account

Phone-walkthrough floor plans. GLA follows ANSI Z765 measuring conventions.

What it does not do: Each user supplies their own CubiCasa API key.

Mercury · Reggora · Appraisal Firewall
Planned

AMC portal intake and delivery without tab-switching.

What it does not do: Not available today. Orders are entered in AppraisalOS and delivered through your existing portal.

FEMA · First Street · EPA

Environmental risk and obsolescence diligence, cited. FEMA flood queries live; EPA Envirofacts and First Street climate planned.

FHFA · BLS · HUD
Coming soon

Government indices for time adjustments, inflation context, market rent. FHFA HPI live; BLS CPI + HUD FMR planned.

Google Street View
Requires deployment configuration

Street View imagery beside the subject and comp map.

What it does not do: Requires a Google Maps API key configured for your deployment. Without one, the map and Street View panels do not render.

Address lookup + base map
Live

Address search and the subject/comp base map.

What it does not do: Free public geocoding is rate-limited and occasionally misses a rural address. Google-quality geocoding and Places autocomplete need a configured Google key.

Aerial imagery
Coming soon

Nearmap / EagleView obliques for roof, additions, and outbuildings.

Workfile cloud sync
Coming soon

Dropbox / Google Drive / OneDrive archive for USPAP 5-year retention.

Why this matters

The connectors aren't side features — they're the product.

Anyone can build a form. The hard work is wiring every source an appraiser needs, tagging every value back to that source, and keeping it all coherent under one login. That's where the hours save and where reviewer trust is built.

FAQ

Quick answers.

  • No. Several connectors (FEMA, Census, FHFA HPI, USGS, and weather via Open-Meteo) are free and require no key. Paid connectors like ATTOM, CubiCasa, and BLS CPI (optional) use your own API key.

Ready to see it live?

Free for the founding cohort. No credit card. You can be working on a real order in under two minutes.