Abrège Bot for real estate

Your viewings won't wait for the voice note to end.

A real-estate agent lives in WhatsApp. Owners describe their property there, tenants report problems, tradespeople confirm jobs. And everyone does it by voice note — long ones. Abrège Bot listens for you and sends back the gist in 3 lines, with a reply ready to send.

The voice notes that fill your days

You know them by heart:

  • the owner who describes their 2-bed for 6 minutes — the floor, the light, the 2019 renovation, and the asking price slipped in somewhere in the middle;
  • the tenant reporting a leak under the sink, telling you when she's home and asking who pays;
  • the tradesman between jobs: he can come Thursday, not Friday, and the quote shifts by €200;
  • the colleague briefing you on a buyer right before your viewing.

Each deserves a reply. None deserves a re-listen.

Address, time slot, budget: pulled out, not buried

The bot doesn't just transcribe. It sorts. An address mentioned in passing, a viewing slot, a budget, a decision waiting on yours: these move to the top of the summary. You forward the voice note you got during a viewing, and by the time you're out you know what to reply — the bot even drafts a reply to send as is. The exact format is demoed on the home page.

It works the other way too. Dictate your report as you leave the building: you get back a clean note, ready to paste into your CRM.

Client content that sleeps nowhere

An owner's voice note holds an address, a price, sometimes a family situation. None of it is stored: the audio, the transcript and the summary are deleted as soon as processing is done, and numbers are kept only as an encrypted fingerprint. The details are in the privacy policy. In front of a client, that's an argument — not a footnote.

5 free voice notes to try, up to 15 minutes each. At an agency's pace, Premium moves to 100 voice notes for €5.99 a month — the pricing fits on two cards.

Forward my first voice note