Real Estate Agent Kit

Photos in. Listing out.

Five AI apps for real estate agents. Turn a photo into an MLS description, stage an empty room, and get the social posts, reel plan and lead follow-ups that go with it.

  • Listing descriptions
  • Virtual staging
  • Social posts
  • Reel scripts
  • Lead follow-ups
The same living room virtually staged in a mid-century modern style, with a sofa, two lounge chairs, a rug and a sideboardVirtually staged
Sample photo of an empty living room with light oak floors, white walls, a large window and a fireplaceEmpty room
Sample photo · Living room · Mid-century modernDrag the handle to compare

Virtual Staging

Empty room in. Furnished room out.

Upload a photo of an empty room, then pick the room type and a style. The app is told to keep the walls, windows, floor and camera angle as they are, and to add only furniture, a rug, lighting and a little decor.

Label staged photos as “virtually staged” when you publish them.

Open Virtual Staging

Listing Description from Photos

One photo in. A full listing out.

Add a photo and the basics. You get a headline, an MLS description, five highlights and a teaser line. This is what the app wrote for a sample kitchen photo, unedited.

Sample listing photo of a renovated kitchen with white cabinets, a large island with three stools, pendant lights and a window over the sink
Your photo

Details typed in

  • Single-family home
  • 3 beds
  • 2 baths
  • 1,850 sq ft
  • Round Rock, TX
  • Renovated kitchen, new roof in 2023, fenced backyard
  • Warm and inviting
Listing Description from PhotosFair Housing aware

Headline

A Bright Kitchen and a Warm Welcome

MLS description 159 words

The renovated kitchen makes a welcoming first impression in this Round Rock single-family home. A spacious island with a light-colored countertop anchors the room, with pendant lights overhead and seating along one side. White cabinetry, a subway-tile backsplash, brass-tone hardware, and stainless-steel appliances give the space a crisp look. Beneath a broad window, the sink faces a view of the fenced backyard. Wood-tone flooring adds warmth, and the dining area visible just beyond the kitchen creates a natural connection between the spaces.

The home offers 1,850 square feet with three bedrooms and two bathrooms. The renovated kitchen gives you a bright place to start and end the day, whether you’re preparing a meal or gathering around the island. A roof replaced in 2023 is another notable update. Outside, the fenced backyard offers space to enjoy the open air. With its inviting kitchen and thoughtful updates, this Round Rock home is ready to see in person. Schedule a showing today.

Highlights

  • 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms
  • 1,850 square feet
  • Renovated kitchen with island seating
  • Roof replaced in 2023
  • Fenced backyard

Teaser

Explore this Round Rock home’s renovated kitchen, fenced backyard, and 2023 roof update.

More from the kit

Posts, a reel plan and follow-ups

Unedited excerpts from the other three apps, run on sample listings in Round Rock, TX and Franklin, TN.

Listing Social Posts

Just listed · Instagram · option 2 of 3

Quartz counters. A big fenced backyard. A new roof from 2023. ✨

This 3-bed, 2-bath Craftsman in Round Rock is listed for $465,000. Message me to schedule a showing.

Open Listing Social Posts

Listing Reel Script

30-second walkthrough · Franklin, TN

Hook, first 2 seconds

See: A quick tilt from the stone fireplace up to the vaulted living room ceiling.

Read: “Half an acre. Stone fireplace.”

  1. 0–2 secHalf an acre. Stone fireplace.“A Franklin farmhouse with room to explore.”
  2. 2–6 secVaulted living room“Start in the vaulted living room, anchored by a stone fireplace.”
  3. 6–11 secChef’s kitchen“Then step into the chef’s kitchen, with a big island.”

+ 4 more shots, the ending, music and filming tips

Open Listing Reel Script

Buyer Lead Follow-Up

Open house visitor · text messages
  1. Today

    Hi, it’s Jordan from Hill Country Realty—we met at the open house. For a dog-friendly yard, check fence condition and any HOA fence rules. Is a fenced yard a must-have?

  2. In 2 days

    Quick work-from-home tip: internet providers can vary by address, so it’s worth checking availability before you get attached to a home. Should I include provider checks in your Round Rock search?

  3. In 7 days

    One helpful first-time-buyer step: a lender pre-approval can help set a comfortable budget before you tour. Would a simple document checklist be useful?

Open Buyer Lead Follow-Up

How it works

Open, fill in, copy

Every app in the kit works the same way.

  1. Open an app

    Pick the one for the job: listing copy, staging, social posts, a reel plan or a lead follow-up.

  2. Add a photo and the basics

    Upload a photo when the app asks for one, then fill in details like beds, baths, location and the features to show off.

  3. Check it, then paste it

    Read the draft, fix anything that’s off, and paste it into the MLS, your social accounts or a text to your lead.

Before you publish

Fair Housing and virtual staging

  • Written to Fair Housing guidelines

    Every app in the kit is told to follow the Fair Housing Act: describe the home, never who should live in it, and skip phrases like “perfect for families”.

  • Label virtually staged photos

    Mark staged photos as “virtually staged” wherever you post them, and follow your MLS rules for edited photos.

  • You have the final say

    AI drafts can still get a detail wrong. Read every draft and check every photo before it goes on the MLS or social media.

FAQ

Common questions

Something else? Email the AppGen team.

Five apps: Listing Description from Photos, Virtual Staging, Listing Social Posts, Listing Reel Script and Buyer Lead Follow-Up. Each one does a single job, and you can open any of them from the kit.

No. The apps run in your web browser, on a computer or a phone. Open one, fill in the fields and copy the result.

The listing app covers single-family homes, condos, townhouses, multi-family, rentals and land. Virtual Staging works on living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, kitchens, home offices and patios.

Each app is told to follow the Fair Housing Act and to describe the property, not the people who should live there. You are still responsible for what you publish, so read every draft before it goes live.

Yes. Label them as virtually staged wherever they appear, and check your MLS rules for edited photos. The staging app is set up to keep the room as it is and add only furniture, a rug, lighting and decor.

Yes. The listing app has five tones, from warm and inviting to investor-focused. The social app writes for Instagram, Facebook, TikTok or LinkedIn, and the reel app plans 15, 30 or 60 second reels.

Start with your next listing

Open the Real Estate Agent Kit and run the first app on a listing you’re working on now.