Send follow-ups without typing.
Ody is the assistant you text in Apple Messages. Send a voice note, and Ody writes the email, sets your next reminder, and sends it when you say OK.
No new app. If you can text a client, you are set up.
Ody
The problem
The showing ends. The typing begins
The showing ended at 4:15
The follow-up got written at 9:06
Because every promise you make all day becomes a writing assignment at night
How it works
Three texts. That is the whole system.
01
Text it like a person
Email Priya and Ben. They loved the kitchen but want the roof age. I'll have it tomorrow.
02
The draft appears. Tweak it with one text
Drafted in your voice. Say the word.
Make it warmer. Their daughter picked the blue room.
03
It goes out and the date is saved
Sent. And the roof reminder is on your calendar for 10:00 tomorrow.
You decide what goes out. Ody handles the writing, the sending, and the remembering.
What it does
What you can hand it today
Follow-ups? Drafted before you leave the curb.
Deadlines? On your calendar, not a sticky note.
The 9pm inbox? Cleared with a few texts.
Client details? Remembered months later.
Vendor invoices? Tracked and chased politely.
Emails? In your voice, sent with your OK.
All in the same thread. No dashboard behind it.
Client memory
It remembers what they said in the hallway
What did Priya and Ben think of the Maple Ave house?
Too dark downstairs, loved the yard, and the commute was the dealbreaker. They want east-facing light and under 40 minutes to downtown.
Send them the new Birchwood listing tomorrow morning with a note about the light.
Scheduled for 8am, drafted in your voice.
Six buyers deep into a Saturday, you still sound like each one is the only one.
A real conversation
Tuesday, 4:40pm, from the curb
Ody
iMessage
Email Priya and Ben. Thank them for seeing Oak Street. They loved the kitchen but want the roof age and utility costs. Tell them I’ll get both tomorrow.
Subject: Oak Street follow-up Hi Priya and Ben, Thank you for meeting me at Oak Street today. I know the kitchen stood out. I’m checking on the roof age and recent utility costs, and I’ll send both tomorrow. Best, Maya
Ready to send. Say the word.
Make it warmer. Mention that their daughter picked the blue room.
Revised. I added: “And I think your daughter made a strong case for the blue room.”
Send it and remind me at 10 tomorrow about the roof.
Sent. The reminder is on your calendar for 10:00 tomorrow.
The math
The assistant you keep meaning to hire
Part-time human assistant
Real help. Also real hiring, onboarding, and managing
$1,200/month
Transaction coordinator
Handles the file. Your inbox is still yours
$400/deal
Doing it yourself
Paid in evenings instead
??
Ody
Follow-ups drafted, dates kept, inbox cleared
$50/month
The full story
The virtual assistant for realtors who never clock out
Search for a virtual assistant for realtors and you get two offers. Hire a person: interview, onboard, train, manage, and hope they stay past spring. Or buy software: a CRM with forty features and one more login. You got into real estate to work with people, and both options hand you a second job running the help.
Ody starts from a different fact: your day already happens in the car and in Messages. So that is where the assistant went. Between showings you text one contact what was promised, and the follow-up is drafted, sent under your name, and the dates land on your Google Calendar before you pull away.
Speed is not a nicety in this business. The agent who follows up first sounds like the agent who cares most, and the one who answers at 4:40 beats the one who answers at 9:06 with the same words. Ody gets the email out while the showing is still warm, and it keeps what the clients said in the hallway: the commute that killed the last house, the daughter who picked the blue room, the yard they will not compromise on.
Then there are the dates. A transaction is thirty deadlines wearing a trench coat, and you are the single point of failure for every one of them. Inspection windows, document requests, photographer bookings, call-backs you promised at a red light. Ody puts them on the calendar when you mention them and reminds you before they bite, not after.
No dashboard. No modules. No per-seat pricing. A flat monthly price for an assistant that lives where you already work, three free days first to see it handle a real week.
The last showing can be the end of the day.
Pricing
Three plans. Three free days first.
The old way
Hiring a human
$5,000/ month
about an office-admin salary
- Works 9 to 5, Monday to Friday
- Two weeks off, plus sick days and holidays
- Clocks out and stops texting back
Plus
$49.99
$40/ month
$480 billed once a year
The full assistant.
- 2,500 credits every month
- Up to 5 scheduled tasks running for you
- Invoices sent, chased, and reconciled
- Emails and replies, drafted for you
- Your email and calendar, connected
Pro
$99.99
$80/ month
$960 billed once a year
For a business that never stops.
- 5,000 credits every month (2× Plus)
- Everything in Plus
- Up to 20 scheduled tasks
- Priority support
Max
$199.99
$160/ month
$1,920 billed once a year
Headroom for the heaviest weeks.
- 10,000 credits every month (4× Plus)
- Everything in Pro
- Unlimited scheduled tasks
- Deeper reasoning on every reply
- First in line for new abilities
Your first 3 days are free. If Ody isn't for you, cancel in a tap. Every plan comes with a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Getting started
What happens after you tap the button
01
Tap the button, type your number
No download, no forms. Ody texts you first, usually within a minute.
02
Give it one real task
The follow-up you promised today is the perfect first test. See the draft, change anything, say send.
03
Run it on a real week for 3 days, free
Your card is only charged after the trial ends, and canceling is about as hard as sending one more text. If it is not for you inside 14 days, the money-back guarantee is one button, no questions.
Deadlines
Watch tomorrow get handled tonight
The coordination you usually do at the kitchen counter, done without you.
Reminder: the Franklin St inspection window opens tomorrow at 9.
Confirm with the sellers and tell the inspector I'll meet him there.
Both emails sent. The Ruizes replied: the side door will be open.
Inspector confirmed 9:00. It's on your calendar with an 8:15 leave reminder.
You wrote one text. Everyone got their answer.
Common questions
You are probably thinking one of these
"My clients expect me, personally."
They get you. Every email goes out under your name, in your voice, only after you say send. Ody just types faster than you do at 9pm.
"I already have a CRM."
Keep it. A CRM stores what happened. Ody does what is next: the follow-up, the reminder, the email you keep meaning to send.
"What if it gets a detail wrong?"
Nothing leaves without your OK. Every draft waits for your word, and one more text fixes anything.
"I do not have time to learn a tool."
There is nothing to learn. Ody is a contact in Messages. If you can text a client, you already know how.
The rules
What Ody never does
Texts your clients. Never.
Sends anything without your OK. Never.
Forgets what a client told you. Never.
Puts a dashboard between you and your day. Never.
Before and after
Same Tuesday. Different agent.
Keep scrolling.
Before
Tuesday, 9:06pm. Still writing today's promises.
After
Tuesday, 9:06pm. Sent from the curb, hours ago.
Frequently asked questions
A part-time human assistant runs hundreds to thousands a month and needs onboarding. Ody starts at $50 a month, is available at 11pm on a Sunday, and never forgets what you told it.
Ody drafts and sends follow-up emails in your voice, sets reminders, works with your Google Calendar, remembers client details, drafts and sends invoices, and follows up when an invoice is late.
No. Ody does not provide transaction management. Ody helps with your emails, reminders, invoices, calendar, and memory.
No. Ody never texts your clients. Ody lives in your Apple Messages and uses Gmail for the emails you ask it to send.
Yes. Give Ody the facts and the tone you want. It drafts emails in your voice, and you can ask for changes such as shorter, warmer, or firmer.
Yes. Tell Ody what mattered, and it can remember clients, properties, preferences, and promised next steps for later.
Plus is $50 per month, Pro is $100 per month, and Max is $200 per month. The 3-day free trial requires a card up front. You are charged after the trial unless you cancel, and every plan has a 14-day money-back guarantee.