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Just listed. Price drop. Open house. From the listing — not from a prompt.

Connect the MLS board you already use. Content drafts the post, the reel, and the email from the card. You approve before anything is sent.

Laptop showing a fictional MLS listing with photos and price. Digital source, not a printed flyer.

You approve first. Automate only when you trust the source.

Feed

1 Feed

Connect the MLS board you already use. Today that is RECOLORADO when Homendo is the provider. PPAR and STELLAR can be attached by admin the same way. The source is the listing card: status, price, beds, baths, photos, address, and the last update time. Homendo Places can sit next to the card when you want a neighborhood sentence that already exists. TimeToSell Market Intelligence can sit next to a ZIP when you want a cluster sentence that already exists. A photo that is not on the listing is not a source.

Generate

2 Generate

From that card you can draft a post (the words that go on Instagram, Facebook, or LinkedIn), a reel (9:16, 1:1, or 16:9 with voiceover and burned captions), or a farm email. Beds, baths, list price, and status are copied from the listing. If a field is empty, the draft stays silent. You pick which listing photos go into the reel — up to several frames, not a single hero guess. Rewrite updates the words on the current piece. Compile reel is a separate step so the voiceover you approved is the voiceover the video speaks.

Publish

3 Publish

Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, TikTok when connected, and email. Default is manual: you read the draft, you tap ready, you send. Automation is a later switch after the feed has been right for a while. This is not a CRM. It does not replace kvCORE, Follow Up Boss, or RealOne. Those keep people. This turns a listing event into something you can post.

Who this is for

Solo agents who already have inventory and a farm. Teams that want one person to approve. Broker owners who do not want another seat tax for a calendar. Colorado first. Other boards when the provider is attached.

What Publish.RE will not invent

We will not invent a school rating, a sold price that is not on the card, a neighborhood that is not the Place page, or a photo you did not select. Public marketing pages use fictional cards so we never publish a live owner’s house as an ad.

The listing changed. The post should too.

Agents do not wake up looking for a social media scheduler. They wake up to a new listing, a price drop, an open house, or a status change. Those events already live on the MLS card. Buffer, Later, and Publer wait for you to type. Predis.ai and similar caption tools wait for a prompt. A prompt can invent a granite counter that is laminate. Publish.RE starts at the card so the draft cannot add a room that is not on the listing.

Just listed, price drop, open house — three searches that should hit this page

People type “just listed Instagram reel,” “price drop Facebook post for agents,” “open house social post Colorado,” and “MLS listing to Instagram.” Those queries are the product. A just-listed reel should speak the beds, the area, and the tour time that are on the card. A price-drop post should show the new number and the old number only if both are on the listing. An open-house post should use the window the agent entered, not a Sunday that sounds nice.

What Buffer, Hootsuite, Predis, and Canva leave on the table

Buffer is a good queue. It will not pull RECOLORADO. Hootsuite is a good inbox if you pay per seat; it will not draft from MLS photos. Predis.ai will design a carousel from a sentence; that sentence can be wrong. Canva and CapCut still need you to export and upload. Publish.RE is the layer that reads the listing, writes the three formats, and waits for you. Keep the CRM. Keep the design tool if you want a custom story. Do not pay a scheduler to retype facts the board already has.

Colorado boards, then other states

RECOLORADO is the first live board because Homendo already speaks it. PPAR (Colorado) and STELLAR (Florida) use the same provider pattern: admin attaches the API, the agent turns MLS Listings on, listings refresh from the board. A listing URL is the board’s listing id, not a random hash. Last-updated time is the board’s time. If Homendo does not have the board yet, the tile stays off. We do not scrape a public search page and call it a feed.

What people search

How Publish.RE is different

Other tools start from a caption you typed or a sentence you invented. Publish.RE starts from the source on the screen.

ToolThey start fromPublish.RE advantage
Buffer A caption you already typed. Drafts from the MLS card so you do not retype it into a queue.
Hootsuite A team calendar and inbox. Uses the MLS card without another per-seat listening tool.
Predis.ai A prompt and a brand kit. Stays inside the MLS card. No invented photo or line.
Canva / CapCut A blank canvas you export yourself. Connects the MLS card so you are not exporting three times.
Publish.RE the MLS card Reads the source, writes the post / reel / email, waits for you to approve.

Questions

Does Publish.RE replace my CRM or my brokerage tools?

No. kvCORE, Follow Up Boss, LionDesk, and the stack RealOne is putting under RE/MAX keep people, tasks, and compliance inside the brand. Publish.RE does not store your sphere as a CRM. It takes a listing event — new, price change, open house, status change — and drafts a post, a reel, or an email you can send to the networks you connect. You stay the publisher. The brokerage stays the system of record for the relationship.

Is this a Buffer or Hootsuite alternative for real estate agents?

Only for the job those tools do not do. Buffer queues what you already wrote. Hootsuite adds an inbox and listening at a per-seat price. Neither reads RECOLORADO. If your pain is “I have three captions to schedule,” Buffer is enough. If your pain is “the listing changed at 9 a.m. and Instagram still shows yesterday’s price,” you need a source, not a queue. That is the query we want this page to win.

How is this different from Predis.ai or other AI caption generators?

Predis and similar tools start from a prompt and a brand kit. They are fast at ads. They are weak when the truth lives on an MLS card. A prompt can add a mountain view, a school score, or a sold comparable that is not on the listing. Publish.RE copies fields from the card. Missing field, silent line. You pick the photos. You approve the voiceover before the reel is compiled. That is slower than a one-click ad and safer for a licensed agent.

Which MLS boards work today?

RECOLORADO is live when Homendo is attached as the board provider. PPAR (Colorado) and STELLAR (Florida) use the same pattern and can be turned on by admin without a new product. Other boards need a provider URL, a name, and a key — not a public query string a robot can guess. The agent still enters originator + MLS id on the MLS Listings tile, not on the profile, and admin can confirm the pair.

Do public pages use real listing photos?

No. Marketing pages use fictional cards so we never put a live owner’s house on publish.re without that owner’s listing relationship. Inside an account, after the board is connected and the source is on, drafts use that agent’s listings and that agent’s photos. The public FAQ exists so Google and answer engines do not quote a real address from a demo.

Can I automate posting to Instagram and Facebook?

Yes, after you trust the feed. Default is approve then send. Full automation is a setting, not the homepage promise. A wrong status on a Sunday morning is worse than a delayed post. Look plan generates and stops. Solo sends after you approve. Office can automate. Networks still need the connection on My Networks.

Will this invent a neighborhood or a school?

Not from the listing card. A neighborhood sentence can come from a Homendo Place page you turned on as a source. A market sentence can come from a TimeToSell report you turned on. If those sources are off, the draft does not invent LoDo or a GreatSchools number. That is the difference between a caption tool and a feed.

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