The field tool for agents

Walk the house once. Have the whole file before you leave the dooryard.

Rooms, photos, measurements, and condition ratings captured on your phone as you go, a CubiCasa floor plan drawn from a scan, and a Curb-to-Cellar report your client can actually read.

Your first two reports are free. No card needed.

“How many bedrooms, and what’s the square footage?”

Every seller asks it on the porch, and the honest answer used to be “I’ll get back to you.” With the rooms measured as you walked and the plan on its way from CubiCasa, the answer is on your phone before you’ve found your keys. The rest of the file, photos, flags, systems, notes, is already written too.

Four steps, and three of them happen with the phone in your hand.

  1. 1

    Pull in

    Type the address and why you're there: a pre-listing walk, a showing, an investor look, a move-in or move-out. Dooryard lays out the rooms a house like that usually has, so you edit instead of type.

  2. 2

    Walk it, phone up

    Room by room: a photo or three, length and width, a 1-to-5 condition tap, the flooring and closet chips, a flag if something's wrong, a note in your words. Roof to septic gets the same treatment on the Systems tab.

  3. 3

    Let CubiCasa draw it

    One tap orders a floor plan. CubiCasa's app scans the house in a few minutes, and the drawn plan with gross living area lands back in the visit, usually the same day.

  4. 4

    Hand back the report

    The Curb-to-Cellar report: cover facts, your summary, condition by system, room by room, the floor plan, every photo with its caption. A link or a PDF, from you, to your client.

Built for gravel driveways, not conference rooms.

Works in the basement
No signal, no problem. Every photo and every tap is saved on the phone and sent when you're back on the road. Nothing waits on a bar of service.
Square footage that adds up
Room sizes roll up into living area the way an appraiser counts it: finished, above grade. Or let the CubiCasa plan set the number and the rooms fill in around it.
Maine's questions, in order
Well or public water. Septic, and when it was pumped. Oil, propane, heat pump, wood. Knob and tube. Vermiculite. The systems list was written for houses here, not a national template.
A report a seller can read
No jargon, no inspector's disclaimers on every line. Five-point scores with plain words, your notes, and the photos that back them up.
Owner stays private
Who you met and how to reach them lives inside your team. The report never prints it.
Plugs into the rest
The same Henosis login and team as SellerTell and BuyerPen. What you saw on site feeds the listing, the offer, and the rehab math.

Priced by the visit, or by the month.

Two reports free to see it work. Then pay monthly, save with a year, or pay per report if you only walk a few. Floor plans are billed by CubiCasa at their rates.

Solo agent

$80/year

about $6.67 a month, four months free

  • Unlimited visits and reports
  • Rooms, photos, measurements, ratings
  • Offline capture with sync
  • CubiCasa floor plan ordering
  • Report links and PDFs, from you
  • Henosis login shared with SellerTell and BuyerPen
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Team

$120/year

plus $10/agent/year

  • Everything in Solo, for every agent
  • Team board: whole team or just yours
  • Assistants walk houses for any agent
  • Brokerage name on every report
  • Agents keep their account if they move
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Per report

$5/report

no subscription

  • Same capture, same report
  • Pay when you build the PDF
  • Rebuilds of the same visit included
  • Upgrade to Solo any time
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Every account starts with two free reports. Prices in USD. CubiCasa floor plans are ordered on your CubiCasa account at their published rates.

Questions agents ask first.

Is this a home inspection?
No. It's what a good agent notices on a walkthrough, recorded properly. The report says so. Recommend an inspection when the flags say you should.
Do I need the CubiCasa app?
Only for the floor plan. Everything else is Dooryard in your phone's browser. Install it to the home screen and it behaves like an app, offline included.
How accurate is the square footage?
Tape-measured rooms are as accurate as your tape. CubiCasa plans are drawn from a phone scan and are what most agents use for MLS floor plans today.
Can my assistant walk the house?
Yes. Assistants can run visits for any agent on the team, and the report goes out under the agent's name.
Who sees the photos?
Your team, and whoever you send the report to. Report links can be turned off any time.
Is it only for Maine?
The systems list and vernacular are Maine's. The tool works anywhere; ask us about a list for your state.

The next house you walk, walk it with Dooryard.

Start a visit