The HomeRecon Genie — say it, it does it

What this screen is for. The floating green assistant on every dashboard page. Tap it and speak or type a plain sentence: it schedules an inspection, adds a client or an agent, or answers questions about your own business — always showing you an editable card to confirm before anything is saved. How to get there. The HomeRecon Genie pill, bottom-right of every page (it tucks away while you scroll and comes right back). First visit, a little bubble offers examples; open it once and the bubble retires. What every button does The header reads "Ask a question, or tell me what to do." Talk / Stop — dictate your request; typing while it listens is respected. Or just type into Your request. Ask / Do it — runs your words through the AI (with a built-in plain parser as the always-there fallback, so it works even offline or with the AI down). The confirm cards — every action shows its details first, editable: "Schedule this inspection?" — address, date and time, client, agent — "Nothing is saved until you tap Confirm." A property address and a date & time are both required. If your words carried no date and no time, it asks ("When's the inspection? Pick a date and time.") instead of booking for right now. It reuses people already in your CRM and creates only what's missing, then offers Open inspection. "Add this client?" / "Add this agent?" — name, phone, email, brokerage — Confirm, done, View clients / View agents. The lockdown card — ask it to delete anything and it declines by design: "HomeRecon Genie doesn't delete things." Removing something happens on its own page, behind that page's own confirmation. Tap Ask something else to go back. What you can say No special syntax — one spoken breath works. A wake word ("Hey Genie…") is fine but never needed. Doing: "Schedule an inspection at 1740 Bramble Lane on July 4th at 10am for Rose Smith" — street, city, and state can run together; "next Tuesday," "tomorrow," and "7/4" all work; a bare "3:00" means 3 PM (business hours), and a date with no time books 9 AM. "…with agent Karen Smith from Keller Williams" — the referring agent and brokerage ride along. "Add client Rose Smith 206-555-0199 rose at smith dot com" — spoken emails ("at… dot com") are understood. "Add realtor Bob Jones at Compass." Asking: "Did we finish the Smith inspection?" — its status, findings logged, and what's untouched. "How many inspections this month?" · "How many clients?" "Did Dana Whitfield pay?" · "How much revenue this month?" "What's next?" — your next booking's place and time. Anything it doesn't recognize gets the honest help line with examples — never a dead end. Common questions "Is it going to do things without me?" No. Every write shows the editable confirm card first; nothing is saved on your voice alone. "Can it delete something by accident?" It can't delete at all — the words delete, remove, cancel, and their cousins hit the lockdown card before the AI is even asked. "Whose data does it see?" Yours — it acts as your own signed-in login, scoped to your firm by the same database rules as every screen. "It misheard the address." The confirm card is editable — fix the field and Confirm. "Does it work with the AI down?" Yes — the built-in parser catches the standard phrasings, so scheduling and adding people keep working. Good to know What it can do today: schedule an inspection, add a client, add an agent, and answer questions about your inspections, clients, payments, and schedule. That is the whole list. What it cannot do today: delete, cancel, or change anything that already exists. It does not send email or texts, take payments, change your settings or prices, or write report findings. For those, open the page that owns them. Talk to Ashley is not in the Genie. The voice helper lives on the Support page only (see Support). The capture screen's "Help me" button is a different helper — a camera-first field assistant whose sheet also says "Ask HomeRecon Genie." This doc is the business Genie; that one's in the capture dock doc. The Genie meets the same gates as you: the demo wall, the trial limit (the first 3 inspections are free), and the confirm-your-email wall all apply before anything is created. It doesn't appear on the full-screen capture page — out there, the dock is the tool. Related Overview — where you first meet the pill The capture dock — the field "Help me" Schedule — what a booked command creates Clients — where "add client" lands