Jameson by Axio Intelligence · By invitation
Describe it in your own words. Jameson finds the homes that fit, says plainly why each one does, and when nothing fits exactly, tells you what would.
An example search. The home and the counts are illustrative.
The buyer asks: A gated home with a pool, a fireplace and white cabinets. Tall ceilings if possible. Under $500k.
Jameson is lookingJameson read the listings, their photos and their fields.
Photo 3 · Fireplace$489,000
Match 86/100
4 bd · 3 ba · 2,640 sqft · Westchase, Tampa
Gated, with a screened pool and a fireplace under twelve-foot ceilings. It misses on one thing: the kitchen.
How Jameson searches
There is no filter list to learn. Say what matters, the way you would to a good buyer’s agent, and keep talking until it’s right.
Plain words become criteria you can see: must haves, nice to haves, deal breakers and a budget. “Drop the pool” or “what if I went to $600k?” changes the search you have. It doesn’t start a new one.
“Make it 4 beds.”
Each match is read against its photos, its description and its listing fields. Every result says why it fits and points to the photo or field that proves it. A detail no one has confirmed is marked as such. It never quietly removes a home.
Jameson never answers with “no results.” It shows the closest homes, says plainly why each one misses, and names the trade-offs that open up the market, with how many homes each one would add.
“At $400–500k, homes of 2,500 sqft or more here are mostly newer builder-grade construction.”
Listing check
Data quality 72/100
Architectural style
Listed as Floridacorrected to Mediterranean
From the photos: clay barrel-tile roof, arched loggia, stucco. High confidence, used in search.
Year built
Listed as 2015corrected to 1998
County records. 2015 is the year of the remodel.
Flooring
Carpet Flagged
Tile and wood in the photos. Medium confidence, so it’s flagged, not changed.
Data verification
Listing fields are typed in by hand, and it shows. A style field that reads “Florida” tells a buyer nothing.
Jameson checks each field against the photos, the description, county records and the listing’s other fields. Confident corrections are used in search and shown on the card. Less certain ones are flagged, never applied.
For listing agents
Drop in the photos and any notes. Jameson captions and orders the photos, suggests the hero shot, fills in what it can see and writes the description. Then it asks only about what it can’t see, starting with what buyers search on most.
Draft listing78% complete
Your notes say “no pool,” but photo 2 shows a screened pool. Which is right?
Next: water access. Buyers filter on it more than anything else for waterfront homes.
Ask the seller: roof year, HOA fee. Jameson won’t guess at them.
For brokerages
Jameson can run under your name, on your inventory. The demo runs on Tampa listings.
Your brokerage’s name on the experience. Jameson does the work behind it.
It searches your listings and photos, and the corrections it makes improve your own data.
A listing an agent publishes with the assistant can be found by buyers right away.
Access is by invitation. Listing data and photos stay behind sign-in and are not indexed or published.
Buyers, listing agents and brokerages are welcome to ask. Tell us a little about yourself and we’ll write back.
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