TrajoThe purpose fills itself from the showing
A showing scheduled at an address, a trip that ends there: Trajo links the two and writes the business purpose. You remember nothing; it matches what happened.
Real estate agents
Mileage and showings, kept while you sell
Five houses in an afternoon, a logbook to keep, and by evening nobody able to recall why you drove to Church Street. Trajo captures the trip, links it to the scheduled showing and writes the purpose for you.
Available on iPhone and Android
What Trajo does for you
Your properties and mandates classify your trips
Entered once, your mandates become known places. A trip that ends at one classifies itself, and the purpose carries the property's name.
Open houses done properly
A sign-in sheet on your phone, even without signal, consent collected on the spot and thank-you notes sent afterwards. Contact details land in your follow-up, not on a loose sheet.
A portal for your buyers
One link, no password, opened from the client's phone: they see the selection you prepared, react to each property and request a showing.
One outing, one feedback email
After five houses with the same buyer, Trajo waits until the outing is over and sends a single email naming all five properties. Not five messages spread across the evening.
Door-to-door prospecting
Each door is logged in one tap, offline, with a photo or a dictated note. Streets already covered stay on the map, and the promised reminder arrives on the day you said.
A day with Trajo
- 1
You leave
The trip starts on its own as soon as the movement is credible, even with the screen locked. No button to press while driving.
- 2
You arrive
Arriving at the showing is recognized and time-stamped by the device, and so is leaving. The trip gets its purpose: the showing, the property, the buyer.
- 3
You file
Date, start, end, distance, purpose: the CRA logbook is produced as PDF or Excel, in your language, with the start- and end-of-year odometer readings.
For the organization
For the brokerage: totals, not surveillance
Management rolls Trajo out to its agents in waves, follows the team's activity and produces logbooks in bulk. It sees totals per agent and per calendar month, never the detail of a drive.
- Invitations in waves, to onboard each group of agents at its own pace.
- Aggregated activity: showings per agent, most-visited properties, time to offer, conversion.
- One CRA logbook per agent, produced in bulk, each in their own language, with the content never altered.
- The logbook stays downloadable even if the brokerage's subscription is in arrears: it belongs to the agent.
Privacy first
The organization never sees a member's live position or route: only totals, after the fact. Everyone keeps a private mode, two taps away, at all times.
In real estate that means: management sees neither the map of doors knocked, nor the address of a showing, nor the time of a drive. It sees how much, not where.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to start the trip myself?
No. Tracking starts and stops on its own on iPhone and Android, even with the screen locked. The first metres captured before the movement is confirmed are kept, and the walk to the car is not counted as vehicle mileage.
What happens when I have no signal?
Everything continues on the device: trips, an open house sign-in sheet, expenses, odometer readings. Data leaves on its own when the signal returns, and the screen says what is still waiting to be sent.
Are the distances reliable?
Every trip is matched to the road network overnight. One that could not be matched is flagged as such in the logbook, with the direction of the error: an estimate is never presented as a measurement.
Can my broker see where I am?
Never. The brokerage sees no live position, no route, no address and no time of a drive: only monthly totals. And you keep a private mode, two taps away, during which nothing is recorded.