Most CRMs ask you to feed them. Acre uses what you already have — your inbox, your calendar, your phone — and quietly runs the work that isn't selling. Built for solo agents and small teams.
Other tools ask you to type your business into them. Acre is a deal assistant that reads what's already happening — your inbox, calendar, and texts — and runs your day from that. The records get kept. The work gets done. You stay free to sell.
You feed the CRM. It stores. You forget to follow up.
It uses your data to run your day — and to remember what you can't.
A half-day a week back. Leads that don't slip through.
Each one is built around the same idea: the system should do the work, and surface only what needs your judgment.
Connect Gmail or Outlook. Acre reads emails, call logs, and texts — populating contacts, deals, and activity on its own. After-call summaries write themselves.
Not a dashboard. Not a pipeline view. Just a short list of names — each with one suggested action and a one-line reason. The work that matters most, ranked.
Acre watches past clients, dormant leads, and your sphere for the signals that mean someone's about to move — rate shifts, tax reassessments, neighborhood listings, life events — and surfaces them at the right week.
CRM. Pipeline. Documents. Scheduling. Messaging. Drip campaigns. Light search. All in the same mobile-first place — so you never leave the app and never tab-hop.
Real estate doesn't happen at a desk. Acre is built phone-first — the whole product is meant to live where you live. Clean type. Calm color. Nothing you don't need on screen.
We know what onboarding usually looks like for an agent: a week of imports, mappings, and giving up. Acre is built so you can be useful with it on day one.
Sign in with Google or Microsoft. That's the import. No CSV files, no field mapping.
Contacts, deals, and history populate themselves. You confirm the few that matter. Done.
Your Today list is waiting. So is sphere activity. So are the deals you didn't realize were stalling.
A short preview. Early-access members get the rest as we ship.
Deals advance themselves as documents arrive and milestones hit.
Inspection prep, doc nudges, post-close 30/60/90 — drag-and-drop yours.
Rate shifts, public-record changes, neighborhood listings — surfaced at the right week.
Where your clients track their own deal so they stop texting "what's the status?"
Each deal gets its own email. Anything sent to it is OCR'd and filed.
Reserved for early-access members to help us decide.
Early access invites begin Q3 2026 and roll out in waves. Waitlist members go first. We're being deliberate so the first agents on the product get the kind of attention you'd never get from an incumbent.
Yes. Google, Microsoft, calendar, and the major dialers are first-class. We're also building free white-glove migration from Follow Up Boss, Chime, kvCORE, LionDesk, and Wise Agent.
Solo agents and small teams (2–10) who close 12–40 deals a year and have given up on at least one CRM. If your day is mostly admin and your CRM is mostly empty, you're our person.
We're finalizing pricing with our first cohort of agents. Expect solo-agent pricing — the kind of monthly that pays for itself in the first deal you don't lose. Early-access members lock in founder rates.
A small founding team building this with real agents, not for them. If you join the waitlist, you'll hear from us — not a marketing automation.
One email. Two notes a month. First access when the doors open.