Wren, built for Natalie Parsons

Natalie is with a client. Wren has the plan.

Clients say Natalie "responded instantly every time." Wren keeps that true while she's mid-showing, at an inspection or asleep. She answers on the first ring, lays out the next step with dates, holds video tours for people moving from out of state, books seller walkthroughs, logs other agents' requests, follows Colorado's disclosure and fair housing rules, and has a brief on Natalie's phone by 7:00 AM.

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Showings booked: 0
Buyers and sellers captured: 0
Texts and emails: 0
Brief items

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Same moment, two ways

Six calls from a Front Range week.

Pick one. On the left, the way most agents' phones work today. On the right, Wren. Watch what's still on Natalie's plate when each one ends.

Elise and Rowan, relocating from Chicago. Both start new jobs in Denver on January 4. They can't fly out until the end of October, and they've already found three homes online they want to see now.

How most agents answer today

Cell phone, voicemail, texting back between showings

On a call

Wren

AI concierge, working in her calendar, CRM and texts

On a call

People, phone numbers and times are invented. The Westminster, Broomfield and Arvada homes on the video-tour list, the Arvada townhome listing and the Tennyson Street bungalow are illustrations, not real properties. Marshall Fire figures come from Boulder County's recovery page, as of its December 1, 2025 update.

Talk to her yourself

Pick a role, call Wren, and watch the plan come together.

Call Wren as Elise

Uses your microphone. Speak English or Spanish. Interrupt her any time.

Conversation

Start a call and the transcript appears here. Wren opens with a short greeting, then it's your turn.

What Wren did

Showings, consults, texts and notes for Natalie land here the moment Wren makes them.

Wren works on a sample back office here. Nothing touches Natalie's real clients, calendar or listings.

7:00 AM, every day

The whole night, sorted, before your first appointment.

What came in, the decisions only you can make, and the follow-ups Wren is already running. Try the buttons.

Wren at Natalie Parsons

to Natalie · 7:00 AM

Monday, October 12

Good morning, Natalie.

A busy weekend, sorted. Two decisions need you today. Everything else is already moving.

Needs you

Send the Mercers their buyer agreement tonight?

Elise and Rowan's three live video tours are held for Saturday at 9:00, 10:00 and 11:15 AM. They stay tentative until a short buyer agreement is signed, and the Mercers can't meet in person before their October 30 trip.

Wren suggests sending it for e-signature right after your 6:30 video call, so Saturday can be confirmed by Wednesday.

Hold Royce for a pre-listing inspection at Corinne's?

Corinne's one goal is no surprises. Royce, the inspector you use, has Thursday at 9:00 AM open. She hasn't asked for an inspection; you'd raise it as an option at today's walkthrough.

Wren suggests holding Thursday until 6:00 PM tonight and releasing it if Corinne passes.

Overnight

8:45 PM SunElise and Rowan Mercer, relocating from Chicago, start jobs January 4. Live video tours held for Saturday, Oct 17: 9:00 AM Westminster, 10:00 AM Broomfield, 11:15 AM Arvada, all tentative until the buyer agreement. Video consult with you tonight at 6:30; their in-person trip is Oct 30 to Nov 1.
6:20 PM SatCorinne Batista, a first-time seller in Lakewood, referred by Hazel Quist. Walkthrough today at 4:30. Your seller prep checklist went out Saturday night: she's checked off the HOA documents and her work receipts, and she's still looking for the permit on a 2021 deck and deciding what stays.
9:30 PM SatCallum Ashby, looking in Boulder, asked whether he could rent the home out later. Wren sent the City of Boulder's rental licensing and SmartRegs pages and gave no advice. He'd like a call with you this week.
2:10 PM SunAnton Kessler asked about the well, septic and wildfire risk on a lot near Evergreen. Wren pointed him to the state Division of Water Resources, Jefferson County for septic, and the Colorado State Forest Service defensible-space zones. She didn't have the lot's well permit details and told him you'd find out.

Calls, texts and chats this weekend

Video tours held

New buyer and seller leads

Follow-ups Wren is running

On your calendar

10:30 AMFeedback call, Arvada townhome listing (illustration)
4:30 PMSeller walkthrough, Corinne Batista, Lakewood
6:30 PMVideo consult, Elise and Rowan Mercer (Chicago)

Wren is handling

Texting the Mercers tonight's video link and their dated plan
Reminding Corinne about the 4:30 walkthrough at noon
Asking Lucas Brennan for his clients' feedback on the Arvada townhome
Drafting a thank-you to Hazel for referring Corinne
Checking in with Callum on Wednesday about a call with you

Memory

She remembers the whole story, not just the contact card.

The first home, the garden-level rental, the coworker who's about to sell, and that texts after 6 PM work best. Across phone, text and the website, for years.

What Wren knows about Hazel

Bought in West Highland, March 2024, her first home
Rents out the garden-level unit
Texts after 6 PM, never calls during work hours
Wants a bigger yard in a few years
Referred Corinne, October 2026

Nobody typed this into a profile. Wren picked it up over two and a half years of calls, texts and chats, and it's there the moment Hazel's number lights up.

Since her first home, one thread

Mar 2024Phone
Bought her first home, in West Highland, with Natalie: a house with a garden-level unit she planned to rent out. Wren noted that she prefers texts after 6 PM.
Sep 2024Text
Asked which city pages cover renting out the garden level. Wren flagged it, and Natalie sent Denver's official links.
Mar 2025Text
One-year home anniversary note. Hazel mentioned she'd like a bigger yard in a few years.
Oct 2026Text
Referred her coworker Corinne, a first-time seller in Lakewood. Wren booked the walkthrough and reminded Natalie to say thank you.

Side by side

Your phone is free. The wait isn't.

Voicemail is reliable, personal and costs nothing. The gap is time: the hours between a call and the callback, while a family moving from out of state is planning a trip and other agents are answering their phones.

Answers every call, evenings and weekends included
How most agents answer today
When the agent is free; voicemail otherwise
Wren
First ring, every time
Sounds like Natalie's business
How most agents answer today
It's the agent
Wren
Her greeting, her answers, her rules
Lays out the next step, with dates
How most agents answer today
On the callback
Wren
Then and there, and in writing by text
Sets up live video tours for out-of-state buyers
How most agents answer today
After a few rounds of texts
Wren
Held on the calendar; Natalie confirms once the buyer agreement is signed
Recognizes past clients by number
How most agents answer today
If they're saved in the phone
Wren
The whole history, every channel
Sends the brokerage disclosure
How most agents answer today
When the agent gets to it
Wren
Before anything confidential, logged
Holds showings and books seller walkthroughs
How most agents answer today
After phone tag
Wren
On the calendar; Natalie confirms
Answers local questions from official pages
How most agents answer today
On the callback
Wren
Boulder rental licensing, the Marshall Fire rebuild, wildfire zones: the official page, never advice
Never quotes a rate or guesses a home's value
How most agents answer today
The agent's judgment
Wren
Rates go to a licensed lender, values to Natalie's market analysis
Handles other agents' showing requests
How most agents answer today
ShowingTime or Supra One
Wren
Logs it, routes to ShowingTime, alerts her
Keeps sellers' information confidential
How most agents answer today
The agent's judgment
Wren
Never shares it, on any channel
Stays inside fair housing rules
How most agents answer today
The agent's training
Wren
Same answer for everyone, with official sources
Answers website visitors at night
How most agents answer today
Contact form, next day
Wren
Live chat, holds a time on the spot
Morning brief of everything overnight
How most agents answer today
Listen to voicemails
Wren
Every day at 7:00 AM
Costs
How most agents answer today
Free
Wren
A monthly plan

The job	How most agents answer today	Wren
Answers every call, evenings and weekends included	When the agent is free; voicemail otherwise	First ring, every time
Sounds like Natalie's business	It's the agent	Her greeting, her answers, her rules
Lays out the next step, with dates	On the callback	Then and there, and in writing by text
Sets up live video tours for out-of-state buyers	After a few rounds of texts	Held on the calendar; Natalie confirms once the buyer agreement is signed
Recognizes past clients by number	If they're saved in the phone	The whole history, every channel
Sends the brokerage disclosure	When the agent gets to it	Before anything confidential, logged
Holds showings and books seller walkthroughs	After phone tag	On the calendar; Natalie confirms
Answers local questions from official pages	On the callback	Boulder rental licensing, the Marshall Fire rebuild, wildfire zones: the official page, never advice
Never quotes a rate or guesses a home's value	The agent's judgment	Rates go to a licensed lender, values to Natalie's market analysis
Handles other agents' showing requests	ShowingTime or Supra One	Logs it, routes to ShowingTime, alerts her
Keeps sellers' information confidential	The agent's judgment	Never shares it, on any channel
Stays inside fair housing rules	The agent's training	Same answer for everyone, with official sources
Answers website visitors at night	Contact form, next day	Live chat, holds a time on the spot
Morning brief of everything overnight	Listen to voicemails	Every day at 7:00 AM
Costs	Free	A monthly plan

The left column describes how most agents answer today: their own cell phones, voicemail and texts, with showing requests from other agents often coming through a showing service such as ShowingTime or Supra One. It isn't a claim about how Natalie handles any particular call; her clients say she responds fast. The right column describes what Wren is built to do in this demo.

Turning her on

Your number stays. Your voice stays. The to-do list shrinks.

Teach

We load Natalie's listings, calendar, showing rules, trusted partners and the plan she walks every client through. Anything else goes into the Studio, in her own words.

Shadow

Keep your number. Calls forward to Wren only when you don't pick up, and you can read every conversation and every action she takes.

Hand off

When you trust her, she takes evenings, weekends and the calls that come in during showings. You get the 7:00 AM brief, and every client's next step is already moving.

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