The Showing Tour drill is wired into six days of the coaching curriculum, so rehearsing a live walk-through is part of the plan, not a side trip.
GiGi's Showing Tour drill lets you rehearse a real buyer walk-through — what to point out, what to ask, how to read the room. It's now woven into six days of the coaching curriculum, so the practice shows up on the right day instead of you having to remember to go find it.
The form builder now lets you attach a lead source to a form, so leads arrive already labeled by where they came from.
Knowing where a lead came from shapes how you work it. The form builder now includes a lead-source picker, so any lead that comes in through a form arrives already tagged with its source — no manual labeling, cleaner reporting on what's actually driving business.
Pull a STR/MTR snapshot for an address — permit status, rental rules, and jurisdiction guidance — grounded in a curated rules library, never fabricated.
Sizing up a property for short-term or mid-term rental? GiGi now produces an STR/MTR snapshot for an address: local permit status (available, capped, waitlist, or moratorium), the relevant rental rules, and jurisdiction notes.
It's grounded in a curated library covering many US markets — where a rule is verified GiGi says so, and where it isn't it points you to the official registry rather than guessing. Every snapshot carries the reminder that it's guidance only, not legal advice.
Calendar events now carry the property address so CarPlay and Android Auto show your next stop, and you can say "navigate to my next appointment."
Between showings, your car should do the heavy lifting. Car mode writes the property address onto your calendar events, so CarPlay and Android Auto surface your next stop with directions natively — no extra app.
Just say "navigate to my next appointment" and GiGi hands your maps app (Apple, Google, or Waze — your pick) a deep link. A gentle time-to-leave nudge can remind you before a showing, with the client's name and your latest open promise front and center.
GiGi suggests books, podcasts, and courses from a curated library keyed to the skills you're working on — real titles only, never invented.
When you're leveling up a skill, GiGi can now point you to specific books, podcasts, and courses from a curated learning library — matched to the coaching areas you're actually working on.
Every recommendation is a real, existing title with a link to the author or publisher (never a random retailer), and GiGi explains why it fits rather than promising an outcome. It won't invent a resource that doesn't exist.
Outlook Calendar now has its own featured card — connect, sync, health status, and disconnect — right alongside Google, instead of hidden in a catalog.
Outlook users, your calendar is no longer buried. Outlook Calendar now has a featured card in Your stack, matching Google's: connect it, see the linked email and last-synced time, check its health badge, toggle its sentinel, and disconnect — all in one place.
Connecting degrades gracefully if setup is still pending rather than bouncing you to an error page.
Cleared up a blank Today page some desktop users hit and a Simple/Pro toggle that could get out of sync with the mode you were actually in.
We fixed two rough edges in Simple mode: a blank Today page some people saw on desktop, and a Simple/Pro toggle that could show the wrong state after you switched. The toggle now reflects the mode you're actually in, on every device.
The autonomy dial is now a real, user-facing screen — set how far GiGi can act without asking, from suggest-only to hands-off.
How much should GiGi do without checking with you first? Now that's your call, on a real autonomy dial screen. Set it low and GiGi suggests and waits for your yes; turn it up and it handles the routine work on its own. Adjust it any time as your trust grows.
Turn off the busywork. Simple mode hides the sidebar and leaves just your Do This queue and one box to ask or tell GiGi anything.
Most days you don't need twelve menus — you need to know what to do next. In Simple mode the entire app is your Do This queue plus a single box at the top where you can ask GiGi a question or tell it to do something.
The full dashboards are never gone — the Pro / Simple toggle in the top bar flips you back in one tap, and every "Open" link from a Do This card still takes you straight to the detailed page. Simple is now the default for new accounts, so you start calm and go deep only when you want to.
A glanceable strip on the Simple home surfaces your next milestone, hottest lead, at-risk deal, next appointment, and equity signals — each with a reason.
Above your Do This list you'll now see a short Key Highlights strip: your next milestone, the top next-best-action, an at-risk deal or hot inbound lead, your next appointment, and an equity/refi signal worth acting on.
Every card shows how GiGi got there and links straight through to the full view. It's capped at five so the home stays calm — anything else tucks behind "+ more."
GiGi orders your priorities by lead temperature, deal size, how stale the relationship is, and promises you've made — and shows its reasoning.
Your "what should I do next" list is only useful if the top item really is the top item. GiGi now ranks every suggested action by lead temperature (hot / warm / cold), deal size, how long it's been since the last touch, and any open promises you've made to that contact.
Each ranked item carries a "See what I saw" breakdown so the order is never a black box — it's the same ranking across your Simple home, Pro views, and voice.
Inbound SMS threads, routed emails, and missed calls now land in a single feed — with a warm follow-up drafted for calls you couldn't take.
No more hunting across tabs to see who reached out. Inbound text threads, routed emails, and missed calls now flow into one unified inbox.
When a client call goes unanswered, GiGi drafts a warm follow-up text for you to review and send, so a missed call doesn't become a missed lead. You can even ask GiGi to "read me my inbox" by voice.
Drag a deal to a new stage and it pushes to your connected CRM, with Call and Draft-follow-up right on the card and full voice control.
The My Clients · Pipeline board got the finishing touches: dragging a card to a new stage now pushes that stage back to your connected CRM automatically (best-effort — it never blocks your move).
Each card has Call and Draft follow-up actions built in, and you can move deals by voice: "move Acme to under contract." An optional automation hook can even kick off a workflow when a deal changes stage.
The smart-list builder lets you define a segment by rules once — hot buyers in a ZIP, sellers past their listing date — and it stays up to date.
Stop rebuilding the same list every week. The new smart-list builder lets you describe a segment with simple rules — say, hot buyers in a ZIP code, or sellers whose listing date has passed — and the list keeps itself current as your contacts change.
Use it to target follow-ups, campaigns, and reports without hand-picking names each time.
GiGi builds a seller-side value range from real MLS comps, shows every comp and the math, and lets you drop outliers to recalculate live.
Answer "what's my home worth?" with something you can stand behind. GiGi synthesizes an estimated value range from comparable sales — adjusting on price-per-square-foot — and shows every comp and every step of the math.
It's framed as "here's what I see," not a directive number. Drop an outlier comp and the range recalculates on the spot, with GiGi's original range still shown beside your edit. When there's no usable comp data, it says so rather than inventing an estimate.
A new progress dashboard puts your streaks, milestones, active challenges, and reward status in one place — with live counts, not made-up numbers.
All the momentum you've been building finally has a home. The new progress dashboard shows your streaks (with the built-in grace rule), milestones by category, active challenges, and where you stand on rewards and swag.
Wherever there's a real number behind a milestone, you'll see live current-versus-goal math — GiGi never fills in a count it can't source.
Power-dialer integrations have landed, with a live PhoneBurner driver that logs completed calls straight back to the right contact.
If you run a power dialer, GiGi now plugs into it. The first live driver is PhoneBurner: completed calls flow back automatically and land on the right contact, feeding your follow-up and pipeline without double entry.
Groundwork for additional dialers is in place, so more connections follow from here.
The rental snapshot now surfaces flood and wildfire exposure plus carrying-cost context, so risk is part of the picture from the start.
A property's numbers don't mean much without its risks. The rental snapshot now includes a property-risk layer: flood and wildfire exposure and carrying-cost context, pulled together so you and your client see the downside alongside the upside — before an offer, not after inspection.
Drop a QR code on a sign or mailer and homeowners can request a home-value estimate — capturing the seller lead and kicking off follow-up.
Turn a yard sign or mailer into a seller lead. A QR-driven "What's My Home Worth?" capture lets a homeowner scan, enter their address, and request an estimate — landing them in your pipeline and starting the follow-up automatically. It pairs with GiGi's valuation synthesis so the follow-up carries a real report, not just a promise to circle back.
We hardened account security with sign-in lockout after repeated failed attempts and rate limiting on sensitive endpoints.
Protecting your clients' data starts at the door. We added lockout protection that temporarily blocks sign-in after repeated failed attempts and tightened rate limiting on sensitive, abuse-prone endpoints — quiet, behind-the-scenes hardening that keeps accounts safer without getting in your way.
See your active sessions, sign out of all of them at once, get alerted to new logins, and review recent account activity — all in one place.
Your account security is now yours to watch. The new Security Center shows every active session, lets you sign out everywhere with one click, alerts you when there's a new login, and keeps a readable trail of recent activity — so if something looks off, you can act on it immediately.
A shared export button brings clean PDF and Excel (and CSV) downloads to your dashboards and reports.
Need the numbers out of the app and into a deck, a lender packet, or a spreadsheet? Dashboards and reports now carry a consistent Export button with PDF, Excel, and CSV output — same one-tap experience everywhere it appears.
Stuck on a screen? Launch an interactive walkthrough that points out exactly what to do, right where you are.
You shouldn't have to leave the page to learn it. GiGi now offers on-demand interactive tours: launch a guided walkthrough on a feature and it highlights the actual controls, step by step, right where you're standing. No video, no docs tab — just a nudge in the moment you need it.
Close a deal or hit a milestone and GiGi marks it with a warm celebration and a shareable win card.
The work is hard; the wins should feel like wins. When you close a deal or hit a milestone, GiGi now marks the moment with a warm celebration and a shareable win card you can post to your sphere. A little momentum, made visible.
A new suggestion box lets you propose ideas and upvote others', with a roadmap that shows what you asked for and what we shipped.
You know what would make GiGi better — now there's a direct line. Submit a suggestion, upvote the ideas you want most, and follow a "you asked, we built" roadmap that closes the loop from request to release. Your priorities help set ours.
Brokerages spanning multiple verticals now see every deal, loan, and closing in a single hierarchy-aware pipeline.
If your brokerage runs more than one line of business, you no longer have to flip between dashboards to see the whole picture.
The unified pipeline rolls up real estate deals, mortgage loans, and title closings into one view — scoped to exactly the people you oversee, so a team lead sees their team and an owner sees the whole house. Ask GiGi works here too: "what's my total pipeline across all three verticals?"
Compare performance across agents, loan officers, and title pros — with visibility that follows your hierarchy.
Leaders can now pull a per-person scorecard for anyone in their downline and compare two people side by side. "Who's my top performer this quarter?" and "who has the lowest pull-through this month?" both answer instantly.
Visibility is hierarchy-aware: you only ever see the people you're responsible for.
GiGi now unlocks features in phases as you're ready for them, instead of dropping everything on you at once.
New accounts can feel like drinking from a firehose. The phased activation engine fixes that: capabilities unlock in a sensible order as your account shows it's ready, with clear "what unlocks next" signposting the whole way.
Ask GiGi "what phase am I in?" or "what do I need to unlock sentinels?" any time.
Brokerages can require multi-factor sign-in for their whole team, with lockout protection on repeated failures.
Protecting your clients' data starts with protecting the login. Multi-factor authentication can now be required at the brokerage level, not just offered.
We also added lockout protection that temporarily blocks sign-in after repeated failed attempts, and a grace-period banner so nobody gets locked out by surprise. Set it up under Settings → Security.
Write a message once, drop in variables like the client's name or closing date, and reuse it everywhere.
Stop rewriting the same email. The new template engine lets you save email and SMS templates with variables — {{first_name}}, {{closing_date}}, and many more — that fill themselves in per contact.
Preview any template against a real deal before you send, and ask GiGi "what variables can I use in a template?" whenever you forget one.
Key records now keep a version history, so you can see who edited them and restore an earlier version.
Mistakes happen. Now they're recoverable. Important records carry a full version history — open the history drawer to see who changed what and when, and restore any earlier version with one click (restore is owner-gated).
Ask GiGi "who last edited the Smith deal?" to jump straight to the trail.
New users choose their role on the way in and land on a workspace already tuned for how they work.
Onboarding now starts with a simple question: what do you do? Pick a role — agent, loan officer, title professional, and more — and GiGi pre-configures the right surfaces, sentinels, and defaults so you're productive on day one instead of day ten.
Changed your mind? You can switch presets any time.
Our marketing site got a ground-up rebuild with sharper messaging, better share cards, and faster pages.
We rebuilt gigiguides.ai from the studs up: a consistent layout and navigation, a refreshed set of feature and comparison pages, auto-generated social share cards, and the SEO groundwork so the right people can actually find us.
This very changelog is part of that work — welcome to What's new.