Metro Manila skyline at blue hour
ListPilot — Next Frame Agency For brokerages & agency teams · Metro Manila

The AI listing partner

Your agents are already good.
This is the suit.

ListPilot bolts onto every agent on your floor. Same people, same phones, same Messenger thread they already use with sellers — and about ten minutes from “I have a property” to a researched, market-priced, published listing.

7 modules One conversation Runs on their phone No new software to learn
Open the agent Running right now · 4 listings already published from it
Glass and concrete facade of a Manila tower at golden hour
The building Developer, turnover year, tower height, what else is selling in it.
Concrete stairwell of a residential tower
The stack Floor, elevator count, amenity deck, association dues.
Compact condominium kitchen at evening
The unit Furnishing, inclusions, storage, what actually conveys with the sale.
Rain on a high floor condominium window at night
The view Orientation, afternoon sun, what the window faces in five years.
7 Plates Modules in the suit, from intake to publish.
13 Checkpoints Questions a listing has to answer before it goes out.
40+ Fields Captured per property, most of them without being asked.
9:40 Minutes One sentence to a published listing, timed on a real unit.
1 Thread The only interface. No app, no dashboard, no training.
01

Tony Stark isn’t the suit. He’s the one who had it built.

Every agent on your floor is Stark — they know the client, they close the deal. What they don’t have is the back office: the research, the pricing, the copy, the pack, the publish. Seven plates. One conversation. Click through the suit.

Condominium living room at dusk M01 — Intake

It takes the property down while they talk.

The agent describes the unit the way they’d describe it to a colleague. The suit turns that into a structured record — the same forty-odd fields a senior listing coordinator would chase for two days.

  • Full address as written on the title — CCT or TCT, not a guess
  • Nearby points of interest with real distances — hospital, school, supermarket, mall, transit, park
  • View, orientation, floor, furnishing, balcony, storage
  • Parking notes that kill deals late — tandem slot, sold separately at ₱1.5M
  • Tenancy — monthly rent and lease end date, if it’s occupied
  • House & lot: lot area, storeys, renovations, gated village
  • Commercial: zoning, frontage, current monthly income, permits worth noting
Output Structured listing record 40+ fields
Aerial view of the Metro Manila grid at dusk M02 — Recon

It reads the building for you.

This is the part that takes a new agent three years to learn: knowing the tower. The suit searches and reads the web live, so your newest hire walks in knowing what your top producer knows.

  • Live search and page-read on the tower, the village, or the block
  • Turnover year, developer, amenities, building quirks
  • What’s genuinely walking distance — and what only looks close on a map
  • The context that makes an agent sound like they’ve sold there before
Output Building brief Sourced & cited
Repeating condominium towers at dusk M03 — Comps

It prices from real listings. Never from a hunch.

The suit pulls comparable listings that are on the market right now, shows the agent where they came from, and builds a band. It does not invent a number — and it does not set the price. The agent confirms it.

  • Comparable listings with source, unit description and asking price
  • A band built from what buyers can actually see today
  • Adjusted for the things that move price — zone, floor, view, furnishing
  • Every comp is inspectable. Nothing is a black box.
  • The human sets the price. The suit only shows the evidence.
Output Price band Comps with sources Agent confirms
Balcony rail and concrete edge at evening M04 — Copy

Three voices for the same property.

One property has to speak three different ways depending on where it lands. The suit writes all three off the same record, so nothing contradicts anything.

  • Portal listing — disciplined, complete, built for search and filters
  • Social post — the one that has to survive a thumb at 11pm
  • Premium narrative — the long form for the ₱40M unit
  • Consistent facts across all three, because they come from one record
Output 3 ad copies Portal · Social · Premium
Minimal condominium bedroom in soft window light M05 — Pack

The leave-behind, already formatted.

What the agent shows the seller to win the mandate — and what they send the buyer after the viewing. It lands in their inbox without anyone opening a design tool.

  • A formatted Listing Pack PDF — property, context, comps, pricing, copy
  • Emailed straight to the agent when it’s done
  • With a resume link — pick the listing back up on any device, later
  • Presentable to a seller without a single edit
Output Listing Pack PDF Emailed + resume link
Condominium lobby with a single pool of warm light M06 — Media

Ad image, shot list, and a voice.

The last mile that stops most agents: they have the listing but nothing to post. The suit hands them the assets and tells them what’s missing from the shoot.

  • An ad image generated from the listing, ready to post
  • Photo suggestions — what the shoot is missing before the seller notices
  • Presenter voice for reels, if the agent wants to run video
  • Everything sized for where it’s actually going
Output Ad image Shot list Presenter VO
City lights at night seen from inside a dark unit M07 — Publish

Live in one tap. Down in one more.

The listing goes public as a real page the agent can send to anyone — no portal account, no waiting on a marketing team, no “I’ll send it tonight.”

  • A live listing page with its own link, instantly shareable
  • Unpublish the moment it’s sold — one message
  • The agent controls it from the same thread they started in
Output Public listing URL Publish / unpublish
Aerial view of an upscale gated village in Metro Manila

Condo, house and lot, or commercial — same seven plates.

A village listing takes lot area, storeys and renovations. A commercial one takes zoning, frontage and current monthly income. The agent still just talks.

02

Every suit needs a JARVIS.

Stark never flips seven switches — he says a sentence and the suit handles it. Same here. The plates are useless if the agent has to operate them, so they don’t: they just talk, in Messenger or Viber, the way they already talk to sellers. The suit runs the modules and reports back. Watch one listing get built.

Messenger — Agent ↔ ListPilot Demonstration
AgentNew listing. Uptown Parksuites, 2BR, 68 sqm, semi-furnished. Owner wants 12.8M
ListPilotGot it — Uptown Parksuites, BGC. Turnover 2019, walking distance to Uptown Mall and the BGC bus loop. Which tower and what floor?
AgentTower 1, 34th floor, city view, east facing. One parking, tandem.
ListPilotNoted the tandem slot — I’ll flag it in the pack so it doesn’t surprise a buyer late. Checking what’s on the market now.
ListPilot6 comparable 2BRs are live right now — ₱11.9M to ₱14.2M. Mid-zone, 34th floor, east view puts your unit at ₱12.6M–₱13.1M. Your ₱12.8M sits inside the band. Confirm ₱12.8M?
Agentconfirm
ListPilotWriting the pack. Portal listing, social post and premium narrative — plus an ad image.
ListPilotDone. Listing Pack PDF is in your email with a resume link. Three ad copies and the ad image are attached. One thing missing from the shoot: a photo of the balcony view — that’s the ₱12.8M argument. Publish it?
Agentpublish
ListPilotLive. Here’s the link — send it to the seller tonight.
Elapsed 9 min 40 s Agent typed 5 messages Apps opened 0
REALMid-run
The ListPilot chat panel working through the checklist
REALConfirmed
The ListPilot chat panel after the agent confirms the listing

That thread is not a mockup of a product. It is the product.

The conversation above is written out so you can read it at pitch speed. These two frames are the actual panel from the same run — one mid-checklist, one after the agent confirms.

Same box, same thread, on the phone the agent already carries. Everything else on this page happens behind it.

03

And here is the glass it happens behind.

No renderings in this section. Every frame below is a screenshot taken off the live agent while it worked one real unit — a 2BR at Uptown Ritz Tower, Uptown Bonifacio. This is the screen your agents get, exactly as it looked.

The ListPilot cockpit — checklist on the left, listing preview and deliverables on the right, Sofia's chat panel floating over them

One screen, three jobs. Left: the thirteen questions a listing has to answer, ticking off as they get answered. Right: the listing assembling itself in real time — preview, photos, the client PDF, the ad copies. Floating: the conversation, which is the only part your agent actually has to operate.

M02Recon

The chat panel after the agent answered “no clue” — ListPilot researching the neighbourhood itself

The agent typed “no clue.” That's not a dead end — it's a handoff. ListPilot goes and reads the building and the neighbourhood itself, then fills the answer in.

M01Intake

The 13-point condo checklist with answers filled in and marked correct

Thirteen questions, each one a thing a buyer eventually asks. Answered ones lock with the source; the gaps stay visible, so nothing gets published half-known.

RECThe record

The vetted listing card for the 2BR at Uptown Ritz Tower — size, floor, view, furnishing, parking, title, developer and neighbourhood, each on its own row

Everything downstream reads from this one card — the price, the copy, the PDF. Fix a fact once and it's fixed everywhere, which is the whole reason the outputs agree.

M03Comps

The price intelligence panel showing comparable listings and a proposed band

Real comparable listings, shown with their sources, and a band derived from them. The agent confirms the number. Nothing gets priced without a person saying yes.

M04Copy

Three generated ad copies for the same unit — a portal listing, a social post and a premium narrative — each with a copy button

Three versions of the same truth: the portal listing, the social post, the premium narrative. Written off the record, so none of them contradicts the others — the agent picks one and posts.

M05Pack

The Listing Pack PDF rendered in the browser

The leave-behind, built from the same record. A PDF your agent can send a buyer in the same minute — without opening a design tool or waiting on anyone.

00:00Cold start
The ListPilot screen at the start of the run — empty checklist, empty listing, nothing filled in
09:40Built
The same screen at the end of the run — the record, the price band, the ad copies and the client pack all assembled

Nothing was uploaded between those two frames. The agent answered questions in a chat thread and the right-hand side filled itself in — record, price band, copy, pack.

Captured live · next-frame.agency/listings · one real unit, one unedited pass · no mockups anywhere in this deck

Manila Bay skyline at sunrise

One agent did that. You have twenty-four.

04

Now do that for every agent on the floor.

One suit is a good agent having a good day. Twenty-four suits is a different brokerage. Your newest hire gets the same back office as your top producer — on their first listing, not their thirtieth.

Not a CRM Not a portal Not a design tool A back office that fits in a text thread
05

It isn’t a mockup. It’s running.

Everything in this deck is live at one link, right now, on the same free front door your agents would use. Open it before you decide anything. Tell it about a real property and watch the modules fire in the order you just read them.

Open the agent next-frame.agency/listings

Any browser, any phone. Nothing to install and no account to look around — an email address only when you want the Listing Pack sent somewhere.

  1. Say what you have. “2BR at Uptown Ritz, 78 sqm, furnished, for sale.” A plain sentence, the way an agent actually talks.
  2. Answer only what it can’t find. It reads the building itself and asks you for the rest — floor, view, what the seller wants.
  3. Confirm the price band. It shows the comparable listings it used, then waits. Nothing gets priced without a person saying yes.
  4. Publish. The listing takes a registry number and a public URL you can send to a buyer in the same minute.
Scan it in the room.
Twenty-four agents,
twenty-four suits, no setup.
Public registry · pulled 19 Jul 2026, 11:23 Backend healthy · llama-3.3-70b · 4 published
  1. NF-3B7D32 Uptown RitzUptown Bonifacio 2BR // 78.8 SQMFully furnished For sale · ₱25.5M 17 Jun
  2. NF-95116C West Gallery PlaceBonifacio Global City 2BR // 92.0 SQM // 1 PARKINGBare For sale · ₱45M 17 Jun
  3. NF-AED793 The Proscenium at RockwellLorraine Tower · Makati City 2BR // 92.0 SQM // 1 PARKINGFurnished · high zone · skyline For sale · price on request 16 Jun
  4. NF-5B20E7 The Proscenium at RockwellRockwell Center · Makati City 92.0 SQM // 1 PARKINGFurnished · skyline For sale · price on request 16 Jun

Real listings the agent built and published. Each one started as a single sentence someone typed into that link — no form, no template, no designer.

Bring one live property. We’ll suit it in twenty minutes.

No slides, no setup on your side. Pick a listing one of your agents is working right now and we run it end to end while you watch.

Open the agent now Book the 20-minute run