From “maybe” to “we bought it.”
keysz follows you through discovery, due diligence, offer strategy, negotiation and handover - AI doing the repetitive research, humans stepping in where judgement or licensing matters.
Four stages. One buyer record.
Stage 1
Build your buyer brief
Budget, finance position, target areas, commute limits, school zones, parking needs, renovation appetite, investment objectives and hard deal-breakers. Captured once - applied to every property you ever consider.
Stage 2
Add any property
Enter an address or paste a listing URL - on-market, off-market or a private-sale lead. keysz creates a structured property file and immediately identifies the information that's missing.
Stage 3
Investigate it
AI reviews price evidence, planning overlays, reports, ownership costs, transport, photos, documents and your inspection notes - and shows its confidence for every claim.
Stage 4
Decide & negotiate
Set a walk-away price, compare the shortlist against your brief, ask the agent sharper questions - and hand a complete file to a licensed advocate if you want a human closer.
Turn a 15-minute open home into usable evidence.
After five inspections, the details blur together. keysz makes it easy to capture what disappears from memory - before it costs you money.
Photos & defects
Cracks, damp, roof condition, windows, appliances, fences and obvious maintenance - attached to the property file on the spot.
Room reality
Measurements, storage, bench space, natural light and circulation - the things floor plans exaggerate.
Street observations
Parking pressure, traffic noise, neighbours, access and mobile coverage - captured while you're standing there.
Agent statements
Save price claims and promises so they can be checked against evidence later - not misremembered.
keysz shows its confidence - it never pretends certainty.
Every claim in a keysz report is labelled by how it's known. You always know what's documented, what you saw and what's modelled.
Documents or authoritative sources: title details, rates notices, planning records, professional inspection reports.
Buyer-captured evidence: photos, measurements, noise observations and recorded agent statements.
Modelled values: price ranges, running costs, repair allowances and buyer-fit scores - always with confidence labels.
Want early access?
Tell us where and when you're looking to buy - Melbourne buyers get first access at launch.