For listing agents and property managers
List before you leave.
Walk through with your phone. By the time you're back at the car, your photos are bright and straight, your MLS remarks are written and fair-housing checked, and your listing is ready to paste in.
No card for the free sample. Works in your phone's browser, nothing to install.
Phone photos, before and after.
Real phone photos, edited by the same steps every listing gets. Nothing else touched.
Before
AfterBrighter, color cast taken off the white cabinets, the phone's tilt corrected. Same kitchen, same clutter.
Photo: Gogerr, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Edited version shared under the same license.
Before
AfterShadows under the porch and trees opened up. Same sky, same lawn, same house.
Photo: Kgbo, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons. Edited version shared under the same license.
Tidy-up · coming soon
List it before the seller has tidied.
Most listings wait on the clean-up. Tidy-up clears the loose mess from your photos: clothes, shoes, rubbish, clutter on the tables. It makes the beds with the same bedding.
- Never touches walls, floors, fixtures, appliances or damage
- Every tidied photo labelled "Digitally altered", with your original beside it
- You check and approve each one before it's used
Seller preview · coming soon
Show your seller the listing tonight.
Before you leave, send your seller a private link with their bright photos and the description. They tap Approve, and you keep the time stamp for your file.
- You send the link from the driveway
- Your seller sees their listing, ready to go
- They approve, and you're ready to list
Honest by design.
Every photo gets light, color and straight lines: the routine adjustments California's AB 723 says are not "digitally altered", so they need no label. Tidy-up (coming soon), when you choose it, only clears loose mess, and those photos are labelled "Digitally altered" with your original beside them. Each photo comes with the exact list of edits made to it.
What we do
- Brighten dim rooms and even out the light
- Take off color casts from mixed lighting
- Straighten a tilted phone
- Hold back bright windows where the photo has detail
- Gently sharpen
What we never do
- Add anything to a photo
- Remove anything that stays with the home
- Replace skies, lawns or views
- Hide cracks, stains or wear
- Stage furniture that isn't there
- Change the size or shape of a room
What every listing includes.
The same on every plan and pack. One listing is one property.
Up to 60 photos edited
Full-size: light, color, straightening, sharpening. Nothing added, removed or moved (California AB 723). Each with its list of edits.
MLS-ready files
One zip of JPEGs, up to 3,000 px on the long side, numbered 01, 02, 03 in your order for MLS upload. You pick the cover.
MLS remarks and a headline
Public remarks up to 1,000 characters (counted for you) and a headline up to 80, opening with what matters.
Description, features, captions
A website description, 6 to 12 feature bullets and three social captions. Only what your facts state or the photos clearly show. Square feet first, metric beside.
A fair-housing check
Every line is checked for words that describe people instead of the property. Anything flagged goes on a "please check" list with the reason.
One-click copy
A Copy button on every field, to paste straight into your MLS. 2 free rewrites if the facts change.
Full details and prices: one listing $39, 3 for $99, 10 for $299, or monthly from $39.
How it works
Front door to driveway in about 20 minutes.
Everything runs while you keep walking, so the work is done by the time the last room is shot.
- At the door
Start the listing
Type the address, beds, baths and square feet (m² shown beside it). Pick a tone.
- Room by room
Shoot on your phone
Every photo is brightened, color-corrected and straightened as you add it, right on your phone. A guided shot list is coming.
- As you walk
Say it, don't type itComing soon
Speak the features ("quartz countertops, new roof 2023, two-car garage") and they become the facts for your copy.
- Messy rooms
Tidy-upComing soon
Clothes, rubbish and clutter cleared and beds made. Every tidied photo is labelled and comes with your original.
- In the kitchen
Your words, written
MLS remarks, a headline, a website description, feature bullets and three social captions, checked line by line for fair-housing wording.
- With the seller
Seller previewComing soon
Send a private link so your seller sees their listing and taps Approve before you go.
- In the car
Ready to paste
Photos numbered in your order and sized for your MLS, a Copy button for every field, and a listing reel for social.
We get your listing ready to paste into your MLS. Your MLS sends it to Zillow, Realtor.com and the rest. Listing reel: coming soon.
What a listing usually costs.
A 25-photo listing. Typical prices, November 2026.
| Photo editing service | Copy-writing app | Glisten | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photo edits | $1.50 to $2 a photo ($38 to $50) | Not included | Included |
| Remarks and captions | Not included | $19 to $39 a month | Included |
| Turnaround | 12 to 24 hours | Minutes | Minutes |
| Fair-housing check | No | Varies | Every line |
| Price | $38 to $50 | Monthly fee | $39 a listing, or $39 a month for 2 |
Questions.
Can it post my listing to Zillow, Realtor.com or Redfin?
Not directly. There's no public way for an app to post an agent's listing straight to Zillow, Realtor.com or Redfin: they take listings from your MLS (syndication). So we make it MLS-ready: one-click copy for each field and one photo download, sized and numbered in order for MLS upload. Put it in your MLS once, and Zillow, Realtor.com and Redfin pick it up from there.
How many photos, and what copy?
Up to 60 photos a listing, all edited full-size. The copy is MLS public remarks (up to 1,000 characters), a headline, a website description, 6 to 12 feature bullets and three social captions. Everything that's included.
Do you use AI on the photos?
Not to change them. The photo edits are fixed steps (light, color, straightening, sharpening), the same kind a photographer makes in an editing app, and they run in your own browser. AI only writes the copy, using your facts and what the photos clearly show.
Do I need to disclose the edits under California's AB 723?
AB 723 lists lighting, exposure, white balance, color correction, sharpening, straightening and cropping as edits that do not make a photo "digitally altered". Those are the only edits we make. Each photo's edit list is in your download if anyone asks. Your broker has the final say on your own compliance.
Is the copy fair-housing safe?
The writer is told to describe the property, never who should live there, and every line is checked again afterwards. Anything that slips through is pulled out and put on your "please check" list. You still read it before you publish: you're the one listing it.
What if a window is blown out white?
If the window is pure white in your photo there's no detail to bring back, and we won't paint a view in. Tip: tap the window on your phone screen before the shot, or take a second photo for the view.
Who owns the photos and copy?
You do. Photos are edited on your device. Small copies (1,024 px) are sent to write the copy and deleted after 30 days.
Australia or the UK?
Yes: pick your country on the form and the copy follows local spelling and portal conventions. Prices are in US dollars.