What it does: ingests licensed property records (recent sales, value, lot data), scores each property's "landscape opportunity" using computer vision on aerial imagery, generates honest concept visuals, and queues personalized direct-mail campaigns — with a human approving every campaign before a single piece mails.
LAST VERIFIED 2026-07-18Why direct mail, why aerial imagery?
Landscape design-build owners are the definition of knowledge-rich and time-poor: booked for months, no time to prospect, feast-or-famine pipeline. Email and cold calls to homeowners are dead channels and legally hazardous. Physical mail to a well-chosen home, with a concept visual of that actual property, is the channel that still works — if the targeting is smart. That's the agent's job.
The architecture
The design decision worth stealing
The obvious flashy feature — a photorealistic render of "your backyard with a new pool" — turned out to be the wrong feature. Street-level imagery never sees backyards, so a photorealistic backyard render would be fabricated, and presenting an invented photo as someone's own yard is a genuine truth-in-advertising exposure. The redesign: pools live on the aerial view as accurate site-plan overlays drawn on the real lot; photorealistic rendering is reserved for the front yard, where real imagery exists.
That's the kind of call an agentic build lives or dies on — and exactly the kind of thing a chat window will never flag for you. Honest systems compound; clever ones get sued.
What this proves for your business
This is a whole business function — prospecting — decomposed into agent-sized jobs with a human at the gate. The same decomposition works for lead follow-up, quoting, or reporting in almost any service business. If your trade has a "we're great at the work, bad at the pipeline" problem, start here.
What's honestly not done yet
This system is in build: the feasibility work, data-licensing route, scoring approach, and campaign design are validated; the production pipeline is being assembled. This page will update — including costs and results — as it ships. Status labels on this site don't inflate.