Buying a home still takes ten weeks and forty-seven tabs. NestSwipe replaces them with a thirty-second taste quiz and a deck that learns from every swipe, then routes each tour straight to the brokerage closing the deal.
Buyers spend weeks inside desktop portals wrapped in an app. Agents fight over the same recycled leads. The best homes sit in group chats, never reaching a screen.
Median time a U.S. buyer spends searching online.
Of visitors to the major home-search sites ever transact through them.
Average portal lead cost, paid up front whether or not anyone closes.
Sources: NAR 2025 Profile of Home Buyers & Sellers; Zillow Group 10-K; HousingWire / The Close, 2025.
A thirty-second visual taste quiz: kitchens, light, architecture. No twenty-four-field filter form.
A deck that re-tunes itself with every left and right, at sixty frames a second.
Right-swipes become saved homes with a match score and a plain-English reason you would love it.
Tap to request a tour, routed directly to the listing brokerage.
Offer, contracts and closing handled by the partner agent, inside the app.
The brokerage only ever sees buyers who have already qualified themselves through fifty or more swipes.
The NAR settlement put the buyer-side commission, a pool of tens of billions a year, up for competition on value rather than default.
Millennials are the largest buyer cohort and expect consumer-grade UX. Every major portal is still a desktop site in a wrapper.
Modern embedding models read light, materials and style from a handful of swipes. That was not possible at consumer scale in 2019.
Taste, price, geography and style feed a personalisation model that no MLS clone can match.
Closing referral. A share of the buyer-side commission on NestSwipe-sourced transactions, paid by the brokerage at close.
Brokerage SaaS. Per partner office a month: dashboard, lead routing, agent app and analytics.
Buyer Pro. A month for off-market listings, instant alerts and AI tour-prep briefings.
Market: about 4.06M U.S. existing-home sales a year, a $414k median price and a 5.44% average total commission (NAR 2025; Redfin Q2 2025).
Launch city, then Nashville, Phoenix and Raleigh: high concentrations of millennial buyers and mid-size MLSs that make integration tractable.
A ten-metro rollout, then the top fifty, then the UK, Canada and Australia. Cross-MLS routing runs on the RESO Web API.
Eighteen months of runway to launch, prove the unit economics and earn a stronger next round.