Playgrounds lets CRE teams build real intelligence tools tailored to their exact deal, asset, and portfolio workflows — no dev team, no waiting, no ceilings.
Generic AI doesn't know a T-12 from a T-bill. This one does.
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Tell Playgrounds what you need in plain English. It builds a real, working app — with its own database behind it — not a mockup, not a prototype. What you get back is something you can actually use, day one. If you can explain the workflow, Playgrounds can build the tool.
Rent rolls in spreadsheets. Deal data in databases. Workflows scattered across Gmail, Slack, and a dozen other tools. Playgrounds connects your stack — and syncs it into a shared data layer — so every app you build works from the same live, up-to-date picture of your portfolio, not a snapshot or a static prompt. That's the context AI agents need to actually build software and automate work for your team, not just guess at it.
one brain per tenant — yours, not shared.
connected via standard integrations
Because it already understands CRE — T-12s, rent rolls, IC memos — the agents doing the work aren't generic automation. They're working from the same CRE framework that makes the tools themselves possible, so what runs while you're away actually holds up when you check it.
On Pro, what you build doesn't stay yours alone. Share it across your org, and it becomes a living tool your team can open, refine, and build on together — not a one-off output, but something that gets better every time someone touches it.
Ask ChatGPT or Claude to build a CRE tool like a rent roll dashboard, and you're starting from zero — explaining what a rent roll even is, what fields matter, how CRE teams actually use it. It's a one-off conversation. Nothing persists, nothing connects to what your team built last week, and nothing is shared beyond your own chat window.
Playgrounds starts from a CRE framework already in place — it knows what a rent roll, T-12, or IC memo actually needs, so you're not teaching it your industry from scratch. And what you build doesn't stay in a chat: it becomes a real app your team can open, share, and extend. Build on top of what's already there — your own apps, your team's apps — and one underwriting model turns into an ecosystem of tools. That's not a chatbot output. That's an operating system.
Turn the recurring work — the weekly rent-roll report, the IC memo rebuilt for every deal, the portfolio roll-up nobody owns — into software that runs automatically.
Your whole pipeline on a live map, screened against market data the moment a deal lands.
Reports assembled from live portfolio data instead of a week of copy-paste.
Portfolio valuations that rebuild themselves when the numbers change, not once a quarter.
Renewal pricing from your live rent roll and market comps, pushed back into your PMS.
Test leasing scenarios before you commit to a pricing strategy.
Every project, contact, supplier, and draw in one board that updates itself.
And this is just scratching the surface. Describe any app you need and Playgrounds will build it for you.
Deal data, rent rolls, investor reports — the platform is built so what's yours stays yours.
Every record is tenant-scoped and AI agents operate inside your tenant only. Never commingled with anyone else's.
Each app runs in its own isolated container with its own dedicated database.
TLS on every connection. Encryption at rest on every store. No exceptions.
AI features run under enterprise terms that prohibit training on your inputs. Your deals stay your deals.
Integration credentials are isolated per client, never in shared config or application code.
Role-based, least-privilege access backed by access logging. SSO on Enterprise plans.
Minutes. Describe what you need, and Playgrounds builds a working app with its own database behind it — not a mockup. Most first apps are live before your coffee gets cold.
Generic AI is a conversation; Playgrounds is an operating system. It starts from a CRE framework — it knows what a rent roll, T-12, or IC memo needs — and what you build becomes a real, shareable app connected to your live data, not a one-off chat output.
Not to start — you can build apps and connect spreadsheets and files yourself. When you're ready to connect core systems, IT stays in control of what connects and how. Playgrounds frees your IT team for the bigger projects — it doesn't work around them.
No. AI features run under enterprise terms that prohibit training on your inputs. Every record is tenant-scoped, encrypted in transit and at rest, and stays yours.
Yes — you can cancel anytime from your account settings. Free stays free, no credit card required.
Describe the outcome the way you'd brief an analyst — "watch my rent roll and flag units below market." Playgrounds asks the clarifying questions and starts you from working CRE templates you can refine.
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