Maker here. Disclosure up front: this is my product. I make money from affiliate links on the recommendations, and only if you ask to get connected to a pro. That's the whole model. NAR's remodeling data says a full kitchen remodel returns about half its cost at sale. The point of HomeBrief is to stop you from doing that and point you at what actually moves the price. You film a 3-5 minute phone walkthrough, a vision model watches it, and you get a room by room plan grouped by budget. Real calls it has made: Declutter and depersonalize the main living areas. Under $200, biggest return on zero real money. Keep the cabinets, paint them, redo the backsplash. $6-12k instead of a full remodel, estimated $28k bump at sale. Finish the unfinished basement before listing. The big-ticket call, and the one I'd want an agent to sanity check. Straight talk on the numbers: the cost ranges you can check against any contractor quote. The value figures are a model's estimate from a video, anchored to published cost-recovery data. It has never seen your comps. Take the plan to your agent and let them cross half of it out. Free, no card. No human watches your video and the file is deleted as soon as your results are generated. There's a no-signup sample report at homebrief.ai/sample if you want to see the output before filming anything. Launched last week, so no usage numbers worth quoting yet. Tell me where its calls would be wrong in your market.

HomeBrief - Film your house, learn what's worth fixing before you sell

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