Four moments from an owner's day. Every screen below is the product itself, photographed on Demo Studios, our demo environment, and every figure in the captions is read off the picture it sits on — nothing typed in after.
The building, before your coffee.
One screen, already read. 22 of 28 suites let — 79% rented, 6 empty, $12.2k coming in this week and $3.4k that isn't. Not a dashboard to interpret: a paragraph that changed overnight.
Ranked by what it costs you.
Not by what happened — by what it is worth fixing. Your empty doors sit at the top: $14,712 a month at asking rent, $176,544 a year. Underneath it, the rent that is short and the tours nobody wrote an outcome for.
She asked at seven. It answered at seven.
In your studio's voice, with your suites, your prices and your hours — and it says plainly that it is an assistant. It offers real times from your calendar and books the tour. The moment it needs a person, the thread is yours.
Every open door, priced.
Your real floor plan — rooms where they actually are. Switch the lens and each empty room says what it costs: this one, 140 sf, is losing $650 a week. Six are open, and the plan adds them up for you: $3,395 a week, $176,540 a year.
The same gap, in money.
$12.2k coming in. $3.4k lost to empty doors. $15.6k if every suite were let. Drag the bar to a target occupancy and watch what it is worth — the books underneath are read for you, from your own statements.
The rest is yours.
What you just watched runs on a demo. The twenty minutes runs on your floor plan, your rent roll and your market — and you will know inside it whether this is obviously better.
The building, before your coffee.
Ranked by what it costs you.
She asked at seven. It answered at seven.
Every open door, priced.
The same gap, in money.
Twenty minutes, on your suites.
Bring your floor plan and your rent roll; we bring the rest. No pricing on this page on purpose — it is a conversation, not a cart.
Book a walkthroughOr go back to the site and read the rooms in your own order.