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You can see every property open at once, but comparing means jumping between tabs and remembering every detail.
See the differences in price, size, location, notes and priorities in one portfolio, with AI support when you want a second opinion.
After installing, create your account in the extension itself with your name and email, and confirm the code you receive by email.
Support for organising and comparing; it doesn't replace a professional valuation or advice.
Comparison works on the properties you already have in your portfolio — start by saving the ones you're interested in.
See how to save properties in one portfolioEvery property saved to your portfolio gets the same kinds of fields — price, property type, size and location, when available on the original listing — ready to compare side by side, without copying each field by hand.
Not every listing has the same information available — when a detail is missing, it's shown as such rather than assumed.
The assistant answers based on your portfolio and QuickLead's available knowledge; it doesn't replace a professional survey or physically inspect the property.
On the Plus plan, your family shares the same portfolio — comparing the same properties, seeing the same notes and the same conversation with the assistant.
Plus plan featureAs you compare, some properties stand out from the others — not through automatic scoring, but because the differences between them become visible. The ones that still make sense after comparing become your shortlist.
Once a property clearly stands out, send the listing's contact to the QuickContact app in one click — with the phone number, the agent or agency's name, and the property details already in the call notes.
You can see every property open at once, but comparing means jumping between tabs and remembering every detail.
Each portal shows your favourites, but never alongside another portal's — there's no comparison across sites.
Gives you full control over your criteria, but means copying each property by hand and keeping the sheet updated.
Organises well in cards or pages, but also means pasting in each property's details by hand.
Can work with a handful of options, but as the list grows it's easy to mix up details or forget what you've already seen.
Saved properties land in one shared structure, without copying each field by hand — and you can ask the assistant for a second opinion on the differences.
Yes. Comparison works on the properties already saved in your portfolio — if you haven't saved any yet, start there.
No — every property you save lands in the same portfolio, ready to compare alongside the others.
No. It gives a second opinion based on your portfolio and what you tell it about your priorities, but it can be wrong — the final decision is always yours.
Yes. You can explain to the assistant what matters to you — for example, budget, space or location — and ask it to take that into account when comparing the properties in your portfolio. There's no fixed criteria form.
Yes, on the Plus plan — family members share the same properties, notes and conversations in the portfolio.
Your portfolio shows the information it was able to capture from the original listing. When something isn't available, it's shown as not available; you can ask the assistant directly about what's missing. The assistant can be wrong, so always confirm anything important in the listing or with the agent.