How Home AI Direct operates

The free owner workspace now supports Google sign-in and saving private preparation records. These principles are not a fully approved consumer subscription contract. International paid subscriptions and property transactions are not yet offered.

Software support, not real estate brokerage

The owner remains responsible for prices, advertising, incoming inquiries, property viewings, accepting or refusing offers, negotiation and signing. Home AI Direct provides digital preparation tools and does not act as a broker, represent the parties, hold deposits, verify title or certify documents.

AI-generated content

Drafts are suggestions, not professional verification or a guarantee of accuracy or compliance. The owner must correct factual errors and verify local mandatory disclosures, accessibility, housing and consumer rules before using any output.

Public AI specialist conversations

The free specialist assistant gives general preparation guidance and clearly non-binding drafts. It does not provide legal opinions, certify documents, calculate binding tax liabilities, make offers, contact parties, screen tenants or publish adverts. Select the actual location of the property; language selection never changes the applicable law. AI responses may be incomplete or out of date. Do not include personal or confidential data.

Publication to third-party portals

Access to each third-party portal depends on that portal's terms and eligibility rules. The owner uses their own account and independently accepts and pays any external charges. Professional-only platforms are not presented as direct-owner channels.

Country rules and availability

Choosing a country or interface language does not activate a locally regulated service. Any contracts, payments, verification, representation or transactional workflows remain restricted until appropriate legal and operational review.

Commercial terms still required

A final subscription agreement, cancellation and refund rights, applicable operator details, local consumer notices and payment terms must be approved and displayed before the first public payment is accepted.