The platform

One workspace for the whole transaction.

Joyst keeps the people, dates, documents and drafts of a home sale on one file, and puts what needs a decision in front of the person who has to make it.

Review queue

Start the day with what needs you.

Drafts, approvals and anything that has gone quiet collect in one queue. Each item carries the context to decide quickly: approve it, edit it, or set it aside.

  • Client replies and seller updates arrive as drafts written from the facts on file.
  • Nothing Joyst drafts for a client goes out until a licensed person approves it.
  • Leads and deals sit on a pipeline by stage.
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Today

Waiting on you

  • Weekly seller updateDrafted from this week's showingsReview
  • Recommended priceWaiting for the agent's approvalReview
  • Inspection contingencyDue in 3 daysDue soon

New

Seller inquiry
Buyer follow-up

Preparing

List price review
First showings

In escrow

Inspection
Appraisal
Illustration. Not a real client or property.

Pricing research

Pricing from the comparable sales the agent chooses.

The agent enters recent comparable sales and Joyst lays them out as a range around the home. AI can draft the reasoning for the agent to edit. The agent reviews the range and sets the price.

  • Comparable sales and the range they suggest in one view.
  • A list price has to be approved by the agent before a listing can go on the market.
  • Research stays on the file, so the reasoning behind a price is easy to revisit.

Pricing research

Sample home

3 bd · 2 ba · 1,850 sq ft · built 2004

Ready for agent review

Price per sq ft, comparable sales

Last 6 months

Range to review
$340$380$420
Home$/sq ft
Comparable ASold$384
Comparable BSold$371
Comparable CSold$396
Comparable DSold$409

List price is set by the agent

Set price
Illustration. Sample data, not a real home or sale.

Listings

Price, showings and feedback in one place.

Each listing keeps its approved list price and its history. Once it is on the market, showings and feedback land on the same file.

  • The list price, and every change to it, kept with the listing.
  • Showings scheduled and feedback collected against the listing.
  • Regular seller updates drafted from what actually happened that week.

Open items

3 of 6
  • Initial deposit delivered to escrow
  • Listing agreement on file
  • Seller disclosures and reports delivered
  • Agency disclosure on fileDocument
  • Natural Hazard Disclosure (NHD)Disclosure
  • Investigation contingency removalAgent
Illustration. Not a real client or property.

Deal file

Contract dates and every open item on one file.

Once an offer is accepted, the contract dates go on the file with any other steps to closing. Documents, notes and the people involved stay together until closing.

  • Contingency, disclosure and closing dates on one timeline.
  • Documents kept with the transaction, not scattered across inboxes.
  • An oversight view shows anything late or unassigned across every file.

Contract dates

  1. Offer accepted
  2. Disclosures delivered
  3. Inspection contingencyDue next
  4. Appraisal
  5. Loan contingency
  6. Closing
Illustration. Not a real transaction.

Client sign-in

Sellers see their own file. No app to install.

Sellers sign in with their email to see where things stand: showings, feedback, upcoming dates and the documents their agent has shared.

  • Fewer status calls, because the status is always there.
  • Clients only see their own file.
  • Works in any browser on a phone or laptop.

Your file

Selling your home

4

Showings so far

3

Feedback notes

Coming up

  • Disclosures backFri
  • Inspection contingencyTue
  • AppraisalNext week

Documents

Shared by your agent
Illustration. Sample numbers, not a real client.

Everything else

The rest of the workspace.

Review queue

Every draft and decision waiting on a person, in one list.

Pipeline

Inquiries and deals by stage, so you can see where each one stands.

Listings

List price approval, showings and feedback.

Pricing research

Comparable sales the agent enters, laid out as a range for review.

Clients

Contacts, notes and home tours, kept with the people they belong to.

Calendar

Appointments and showings in one schedule.

Deal file

Documents, contract dates and the steps between them.

Vendors

A shared list of the photographers, inspectors and contractors the brokerage works with.

Oversight

A view of what is late or unassigned across every file.

Client sign-in

Sellers see their own file: showings, feedback, dates and documents.

Activity record

What was drafted, approved and sent stays with the file.

Works in the browser

On a laptop or a phone, with nothing to download.

See where Joyst is headed.

Joyst is in active development, and new parts of the workspace arrive often.