Voice notes after every showing. Organized in seconds. Send the follow-up to WhatsApp, iMessage, or email — or export to your CRM. Calendar reminders built in. Built for solo agents and independent brokers who care about getting it right.
Six things Speak to Track does between every showing and every follow-up. No CRM forms. No copy-pasting between apps. You talk. We organize. You send.
Tap and talk after a showing. Speak to Track records and transcribes cleanly names, numbers, addresses, the spouse who loved the kitchen.
WhatsApp message from a client. iMessage thread. Email reply. Copy any text, paste it into Speak to Track, and we'll extract the details.
Names, phone numbers, properties, follow-up dates, personal details pulled from your note and laid out for you to review. Edit anything that needs a touch-up.
The follow-up message is drafted. The phone number is attached. Tap once. WhatsApp opens with everything ready. Edit, send, move on.
iMessage, SMS, email, anywhere iOS goes. The native share sheet opens with your message ready. Pick the channel. Hit send.
Export the whole log to CSV with one tap. Drop it into Google Sheets or any spreadsheet. Your notes go with you wherever you go.
Copy any message a thread from last spring's open house, a text from a buyer who almost made an offer and paste it into Speak to Track. We'll extract the names, numbers, properties, and details. Years of memory, organized in seconds.
Speak to Track came from a simple pattern. The people who care most about their clients are often the same ones who find it hardest to reach back out months later. By then the details have faded, and a check-in feels cold. Almost fake.
We're a small team that values relationships, building a tool to help nurture them. So when you do reach back out, whether it's six months, a year, or three years later, what you say is real. Because you actually remembered.
Cleaner handling for property addresses with unit numbers, suite numbers, and unusual formatting. If you've shown a "14B" or "Suite 200," your output should look much cleaner now.
Improved voice transcription accuracy, especially for client names and dollar amounts. Feedback from early users helped us improve this quickly.
Capture. Organize. Calendar. Send. Sort. Watch the whole thing happen.
Tap, talk, walk away.
Names, numbers, follow-ups extracted.
One tap adds the follow-up to your iOS Calendar.
WhatsApp opens with the message ready.
Buyers, sellers, investors at a glance.
Real estate is a relationship business. The agent who remembers the daughter's college, the dog's name, the kitchen they kept coming back to, that's the agent clients trust, return to, and refer. We built Speak to Track for that kind of agent.
We'll only build what earns its place.
For relationship-led agents who want clarity before complexity.
Not every workflow needs this. And that's by design.
Cancel anytime. No setup fees. No contracts. No add-on fees.
5 free notes to try. No card required to start.
Cancel anytime in iOS Settings.
For brokerages and teams. Higher daily caps, multiple seats, shared logs, admin controls.
We'll reach out when team plans go live.
We don't sell your data. We don't train models on it. We don't share it with third parties. Your notes power your follow-up. Nothing else.
We're a small team that notices. What's said and what isn't. The patterns. The thousand small things that make a tool feel right or feel off. We built this for people who notice the same way. So we treat your information the way we'd want ours treated. Carefully. Deliberately. With integrity.
Between appointments, details slip. Names, objections, school districts, next steps. Speak to Track captures what matters while it's fresh, so your attention stays on the follow-up, the relationship, and the next move.
Written for solo agents, independent brokers, and the relationship-led professionals who notice the small things.
Capture your next showing in your own voice. See if Speak to Track fits how you work. If it doesn't, walk away — nothing to cancel.
Download on the App StoreSend them a quick note. We'll take it from there.