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Every piece of the deal, in one file.

Your pipeline, the contract's dates, your cap and commission math, and the portal your client checks, in one app. Email your client, lender, and title company from your own Gmail, and get a text before a deadline slips. You hold the account, not your brokerage.

Free plan available. Paid plans start with a 14-day trial.

Buyer Closes in 9 days

2140 Larkspur Lane

Marisol Vance · $545,000

  1. Contract
  2. Inspection
  3. Appraisal
  4. Financing
  5. Closing
Net to you $13,311

2 emails sent from your Gmail · 1 reminder texted to you

Illustration. A fictional deal from the sample workspace.

Start from the contract you already signed.

Drop the executed purchase agreement in. Price, parties, property, and dates come back filled in, each one next to the line it came from, and nothing saves until you approve it.

The dates compute themselves.
Inspection, financing, appraisal, and walkthrough follow from acceptance and the day counts in your contract.
Your state's contract, as signed.
KeyFlow reads the document you already use. It never drafts or files one.
Buyer
Marisol Vance
Property
2140 Larkspur Lane
Purchase price
$545,000.00
Closing
Day 45 after acceptance

Illustration of contract reading. Every value waits for your approval.

The closing path for 2140 Larkspur Lane in KeyFlow: appraisal, clear to close, final walkthrough, and closing and funding, each with its date.

9 days

to closing on 2140 Larkspur Lane

Fictional workspace. A real capture of the closing path.

Every deadline on one path.

The contract's dates become a closing path you can read at a glance. Move a milestone and the ones after it follow; add the ones your deals always have.

A digest, not a dashboard you have to open.
What is due this week arrives by email or text, to you and your team.
A deal with no close date is still a deal.
Prospects and buyer searches sit in the same pipeline until they have one.

The number nobody else will model: your cap.

Gross commission, company split, fees, and what lands in your account, per deal and against your cap for the year. Drag the year forward and watch one deal reprice.

Illustration: a worked example

$16,000 cap · 80/20 · $285 fee

Company dollar paid this year

$8,000 of $16,000

$40,000 this year

The same deal, priced where you are

325 Larkspur Lane

$325,000 · 3.00% · Buyer side

Gross commission$9,750.00
Company split (20%)−$1,950.00
Transaction fee−$285.00
Net to you $7,515.00

Pre-cap

Every dollar of this deal still splits with the company. Drag right to move through the year.

Gross to net, line by line.
Every deduction named, so there is no single commission figure to reverse-engineer.
Settled deals stay settled.
A closed deal keeps the numbers it closed with. Changing a split next quarter cannot reprice it.
Net sheets and buyer estimates as PDFs.
The page you hand across the table, generated from the file.
The KeyFlow dashboard's finances card: transaction income, other income, expenses, and profit.

$40,587

profit this year, after expenses

Fictional workspace. A real capture of the dashboard.

What your client sees.

One link, their last name, and the whole deal on their phone: where it stands, what is next, and what they still owe you. No account and no password.

KeyFlow never texts your clients.
Texts go only to you and your teammates. Clients follow the deal on the portal.
Your name on it, not ours.
The portal carries your photo, your logo, and your brokerage.
The KeyFlow client portal on a phone for 2140 Larkspur Lane: a 9-days-until-closing pill, 4 of 13 steps complete progress, the agent's contact card, and the closing path header.
Fictional workspace. The real portal at phone size.

What we need from you

  • Send the signed disclosure packet back
  • Wire earnest money to the title company
  • Schedule the home inspection
  • Send lender the last two pay stubs
  • Set up homeowners insurance

Illustration. Items check off as your client finishes them.

Then the file closes, and keeps working.

A closed deal is not a dead one. It becomes the numbers you report, the client you remember next year, and data you can take anywhere.

Buyer Closed

2140 Larkspur Lane

Marisol Vance · $545,000

  1. Contract
  2. Inspection
  3. Appraisal
  4. Financing
  5. Closing
Net to you $13,311
  • Commission settled $13,311 net, kept as it closed
  • Closing anniversary A reminder next year, for buyers
  • Export Every deal as transactions.csv, whenever you want

Illustration. What the file leaves behind.

Meralis and Lester Marcano talking over coffee at a kitchen island.
People are not scared of buying a home. They are scared of not understanding it.

Meralis Marcano, licensed agent in Ohio

KeyFlow started as scripts on Meralis's laptop in 2023. Over a hundred real closings ran through it before anyone else saw it, including deals she coordinated for two other agents.

How it started

Four plans, priced by the month.

Compare every plan

Free

$0

Your deals, deadlines, and checklists, for one person. No AI and no client portal.

Solo

$30/mo

Just you, running your own book.

Pro

$50/mo

You, plus your coordinator.

Team

$100/mo

Four in the workspace, plus three agents of their own.

Billed monthly. Yearly billing is ten months' price for twelve. Prices are before tax.

The parts of the job nobody explains once.

Every article
  1. 25 updates to send your client from contract to keys

    Client update messages for every stage of escrow, from the accepted offer to the week after closing, short enough to text and ready to copy. Including the hard ones, a late appraisal, a slipping deadline, and a week with no news.

  2. Wire fraud: the checklist to send clients before closing

    How do you protect a buyer or seller from real estate wire fraud? A plain-language checklist to forward at contract and again before closing, what to do in the first hours if money goes to the wrong account, and the two things you should never do yourself.

  3. What a week of transactions looks like in KeyFlow

    One week of an ordinary book, screen by screen. A contract comes in, a closing moves, a client wants an update, and the money keeps pace, each next to what the same moment costs you in a spreadsheet, a calendar, and a text thread.

Questions worth answering

Not covered here? support@keyflow.homes

My brokerage already gives me transaction software. Why this?
Because theirs is built for compliance and oversight: it exists so the brokerage can see the file. It does not model your cap, your split, or what you personally clear on a deal, and it goes away when you change brokerages. This is your account, with your data, following you.
I have an assistant and a transaction coordinator. Does that work?
Yes. You can extend access to the people who work your files with you, and the workspace stays yours. They work inside your account rather than you working inside theirs, which matters more with a team: a lead who changes brokerages has more to move.
Does it use my state's forms?
KeyFlow does not generate or file contracts. It reads the executed contract you already use and manages the transaction around it: dates, checklists, money, and communication.
How much does the AI decide on its own?
Nothing. Contract reading proposes values and drafts emails; you approve or edit before anything is saved or sent.
Will it text my clients?
No. KeyFlow only texts you and your teammates, and only someone who added their own number and opted in. Your clients follow the deal on the portal link you send them.
Can I get my data out?
Yes, as CSV, whenever you want, without asking anyone.
Who is behind it?
Interactive MM, LLC. KeyFlow is a small, new company. There is no customer list to show you yet, which is why this page shows the software instead.

The tool you wanted three closings ago.

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