Works alongside every MLS

Your MLS finds the listing. The Librarian remembers who it’s for.

The MLS is where listings live. The gap is everything after the search: which client wants this listing, and what they said when you last talked. The Librarian reads the alerts your MLS sends you and keeps the rest, so you stop re-reading old texts.

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An agent and client talking on the steps of a Craftsman home
The Librarian
2 clients for this morning’s new listings
  • SJ
    Sarah Jones3 bd near Orion School · asked in March
    New
  • MR
    Marco RuizSaw the Orion house · thought it overpriced
    Today

After the search

One listing, three moments the MLS can’t see

Your MLS can send an alert. It can’t tell you the buyer who asked about this street in March also needs a home office. A listing’s life, from match to price drop.

Monday, 7:40 AM

A new listing matches a buyer from March

A three-bedroom near Orion School comes through your MLS alert. Someone wanted exactly that, but who? The Librarian reads the alert and finds out.

An agent reviewing listings at her desk
The LibrarianMon 7:41 am

You: Anything in this morning’s MLS alerts?

The Librarian: A new 3 bd near Orion School at $1.95M. Sarah Jones asked for exactly that in March: needs a home office, budget $2M. Draft a note with the listing?

Saturday, 11:10 AM

The showing, and the reaction, captured

Sarah sees it Saturday. In the car you leave a voice note: the office is perfect, the backyard is smaller than she hoped, she wants her partner to see it.

An agent recording a voice note after a showing
The LibrarianSat 11:10 am

You: Sarah loved the office at the Orion house, yard too small, wants her partner to see it. Follow up Monday.

The Librarian: Saved with Sarah and the listing. I’ll remind you Monday to set up a second showing with her partner.

A week later

The price drops. Two clients come back up.

The price-change alert comes in: $75K off. The Librarian surfaces the two clients who saw it, with what each said about it.

An agent reconnecting with a client
The LibrarianMon 9:00 am

You: What came in overnight?

The Librarian: The Orion School house dropped to $1.875M. Two clients saw it: Sarah Jones (loved the office, yard too small) and Marco Ruiz (thought it was overpriced). Draft notes for both?

Platforms and national tools

Whatever your MLS runs on

Most MLSs run on a handful of platforms, with the same national tools on top. Keep searching and pulling reports where you do now.

Paragon

One of the most common MLS platforms. Search and save in Paragon; The Librarian reads the alerts and tells you who each listing is for.

Flexmls

Used by MLSs across the country. Flexmls keeps your saved searches; The Librarian keeps what each client said about the results.

NAR

Your membership and the code of ethics live with NAR. The Librarian remembers the referral agents and colleagues you meet through it.

RPR

Pull an RPR report for a seller and The Librarian remembers you sent it, and when to check back about listing.

Cloud CMA

Send a CMA from Cloud CMA and The Librarian remembers the seller’s reaction and the number they had in mind.

The Librarian is not an MLS. It helps you remember who the listing is for.

Keep your MLS for property searches and listing information. The Librarian helps you carry the client’s priorities into the next conversation.

Your MLS keeps the listing details

Searches, listing information and property updates stay in your MLS. Confirm availability and current facts there.

The Librarian keeps the person in view

Share what a buyer liked, what concerned them and what you promised to revisit. Use that context to prepare a more relevant next conversation.

Your MLS finds the listing. The Librarian remembers who it’s for.

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