How the realtor map becomes a product: the layers, the order we build them in, and what realtors and their clients will see. Prices, RERA IDs and prop scores in the mock-ups are real data from the live map; anything marked sample is illustrative. October 2026.
Five layers, from the data we collect to the customers who pay. Each box carries its Jira ticket and status.
The first module realtors pay for. It brings buyers in on WhatsApp; GroundTruth turns each qualified buyer into a shortlist and a closed deal.
Module sequence for a realtor: leads (paid today) → map and scores → legal and technical reports. SCRUM-106.
Five phases, each opened by a gate in the one before.
Client brief, ranked matches, commute and future-metro layers.
Real price, RERA ID and prop score for Cynosure Jyothi Woods; items marked sample are illustrative.
Today’s scores next to a future profile on six separate axes. No single future number: a place can be strong on upcoming infrastructure with flat prices and few new jobs, and averaging would hide that. Each axis works as its own filter. Price, RERA ID and today’s scores are real for Birla Trimaya; future values are marked sample.
Best order and timings for a Saturday visit, sent to the client on WhatsApp.
The shortlist the client receives, in the realtor's branding.
Live prototype: groundtruth-map.pages.dev · Jira board: Realtor map view (epics SCRUM-64 and SCRUM-86).