Features
Deep dives into how Hômeggô helps buyers and agents organize and collaborate.
Your Home Search, Now in Your Pocket: The Hômeggô App Is Here
Your home search doesn't stop when you close your laptop. The Hômeggô app is now on the App Store and Google Play — your board, smart discovery, and real-time alerts, wherever you are.
Introducing Sold Comps: See What Similar Homes Actually Sold For
List price only tells you what the seller wants. Sold Comps pulls recent nearby sales for any home on your board, ranked by how comparable each one is — so you can see what similar homes actually sold for, right where you're deciding.
How to Share Your Home Search with Family and Get Everyone on the Same Page
Searching for a home with a partner, co-buyer, or family input? Here's how to share your search, collect opinions, and make decisions together without the chaos.
How to Use Homeggo's Saved Search Filters to Stay Ahead of New Listings
Saved search filters can do most of your listing-watching for you — if you set them up right. Here's how to configure them so you never miss the right home.
How to Save and Compare Homes Side by Side (Without Losing Your Mind)
Favoriting homes isn't the same as comparing them. Here's how to build a side-by-side system that helps you make confident, clear-headed decisions.
How Agent Coordination Tools Streamline Communication During Your Home Search
Discover how agent coordination tools eliminate communication chaos and keep everyone aligned during your home search journey.
Automated Home Discovery: How Smart Alerts Save You Time and Find Hidden Gems
Discover how automated home alerts work around the clock to find properties matching your criteria, giving you a competitive edge in today's fast-paced market.
How Collaborative Home Search Boards Transform the Buying Process
Discover how collaborative home search boards eliminate the chaos of scattered screenshots and notes, transforming house hunting into an organized team effort.
Why I Built Homeggo
Our home search was a mess — scattered links, a dead spreadsheet, and an agent we were accidentally leaving out of the loop. So I built the tool I wished existed.