Buying, selling, or living in it: Domi keeps a home's listings, history, records, documents, and notes together. Search several sources at once, keep track of what changes, and have an AI agent dig through county records, permits, and HOA documents. A desktop app; your research stays on your computer.
Always the latest version. Installed copies update themselves.
Redfin is built in, and more sources plug in. Results stream in as each one answers, and the same house from several sites is one row.
Saved searches show new listings, price drops, and pending or off-market homes since you last looked. Every home keeps its price and status history.
An AI agent (Claude or Codex) works through assessor and recorder records, permits, zoning, flood risk, and HOA finances, and saves the documents it finds.
What's been established, what's still unknown, and who could answer it: the seller, the HOA, an inspector. Concerns come first.
Keep each search apart: buying, selling your own place, or each client's search if you're an agent. A house can be in several.
Copy a home as a summary for your buyer or seller, or all of its research for your notes or a chat with an AI.
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Domi.appchmod +x Domi.AppImage && ./Domi.AppImageOr, on Debian or Ubuntu, install Domi.deb with sudo apt install ./Domi.deb. The package doesn't update itself; download a new one from here. Either needs Ubuntu 22.04 or newer, or another distribution of that age.
Searching needs nothing else. To have an agent research a home, install Node.js and sign in to Claude Code or Codex. Domi's setup screen checks both.