Turn every listing into more homeowner conversations.
Harvest helps real estate agents use each listing, sale, and market moment as a reason to connect with nearby homeowners, organize outreach, and create more follow-up opportunities that can turn into future listing appointments.
iOS-first · Context-first outreach · Founding agent access
From listing to live campaign in seconds.
Upload a listing. Harvest finds nearby homeowners with comparable properties, gives you property context for each connection, and keeps every follow-up organized until it converts.
Create your farm
Add a listing, recent sale, or property address. Harvest gathers the key property details, understands what makes it relevant, and turns it into a neighborhood farm you can start working.
Founding Agent Access
Agents who join before public release will be first in line for launch updates, onboarding help, and early setup opportunities. If a launch offer or App Store offer code becomes available, early list members will be the first to receive it.
- Get notified when Harvest goes live
- Receive early onboarding/setup priority
- Be considered for founding-agent launch pricing
- Help shape the first public version with feedback
Targeting July 1st release. Final availability depends on App Store approval.
Common questions
Harvest is a mobile prospecting app for real estate agents. When you have a listing, Harvest helps organize nearby homeowner opportunities, property context, outreach drafts, and follow-up workflows so every listing can create more conversations.
Yes. Join the July 1st launch list to get updates, priority setup opportunities, and early onboarding help as Harvest moves toward public release.
Search Credits are planned for the public release and are used when Harvest builds homeowner opportunities around a listing.
No. The launch list does not collect payment or provide paid app access. If a launch offer or App Store offer code becomes available, early list members will be the first to receive it.
Agents who prospect around their listings and want to connect with a reason instead of going cold. Team leads who want their agents working neighborhoods consistently and want visibility into that activity. Harvest is a tap-to-call prospecting tool — it doesn't replace a power dialer like Vulcan7 or Mojo, but it does give you a smarter way to work each contact before you dial.
Mailers and farming services send passive outreach and hope something comes back. Harvest is built for agents who actually work their relationships. It gives you comparable property data, a specific reason to connect, and a contact card so every conversation starts with something relevant to say — not just "I'm your neighborhood agent."
No. Harvest is a prospecting command center — it helps your team generate and work neighborhood opportunities around every listing. Serious leads move into whatever CRM your team already uses. Think of Harvest as the front of the funnel, not a replacement for it.
Listing Farm, Just Listed, Just Sold, Active Buyer, Market Update, and Equity Targeting. Each type generates scripts and talking points tailored to that outreach context.
After you start a plan, contact cards can include estimated home value, equity indicators, ownership history, property details, prior outreach attempts, last outcome, and quick actions — call, text, log the outcome, or save to iOS Contacts. Availability of specific data fields depends on the property and data source.
Callbacks and follow-ups queue automatically when an agent logs an outcome. The Command Center surfaces overdue callbacks and hot leads so agents open the app knowing exactly who to work next — nothing falls through.
Team leads get a dedicated Command Center showing live dials, hot leads, overdue callbacks, farm progress, agent leaderboards, and active challenges — all in one screen. Full call note history is also visible to team leads.
When Harvest is publicly available, paid subscriptions will be managed through the iOS App Store. Final availability depends on App Store approval.
Harvest is targeting a July 1st public release. The exact timing is intentionally flexible because final availability depends on App Store approval.
Harvest is launching iOS-first. Android is on the roadmap.