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Platform infrastructure for everyday urban markets, not a single app.

We build separate, focused platforms for recurring everyday problems — starting with real estate discovery and garment care. yesFT and Washdom are both live in Bengaluru and Hyderabad today, each built by its own team with the same AI-native approach.

Our platforms

Two platforms, one way of building

yesFT and Washdom are separate platforms, each built and run by a focused team that owns its problem end to end — not a shared feature factory. What's constant across both is how we build: AI-native from day one, for a recurring everyday problem.

Real estate AI-native search

Type "3 BHK Whitefield under 1.5Cr" in Bengaluru, or "2 BHK near Raheja Mindspace" in Hyderabad — and get exactly that. yesFT parses budget, BHK, locality, landmark and possession date from plain language, and checks every project against RERA registration before it's shown.

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Outcomes, not features

What yesFT does today

Faster, more precise discovery

Buyers describe what they want in plain language and get exactly that — no dropdown filter maze.

Verified supply, not just seller claims

Listings are structured from actual government project filings, not only what a broker chooses to type.

Relevance that understands intent

Budget tier, possession timing, and named landmarks — a school, a tech park, an airport — resolve as real search signals, not keywords.

Real-time demand intelligence

Buyer search patterns cluster by meaning, not literal phrasing — the basis for a live demand marketplace, not a static ad slot.

Why the gap doesn't close on its own

Not a head start — a structural difference

AI-first, not AI-bolted-on

Search, matching, and listing creation all run through the same underlying intelligence layer.

Reusable across surfaces

The same engine that resolves a buyer query also prices demand-based placement and classifies structured filings — one core, several surfaces within yesFT.

Built for incumbents' blind spot

Legacy portals monetize paid listings and lead volume, which rewards keeping a buyer searching, not resolving their query fast.

Competitive landscape

Where yesFT sits against 99acres, MagicBricks, and NoBroker

These incumbents monetize paid listing placement and broker lead-resale volume — a business model that rewards keeping a buyer searching and reselling the same inquiry to multiple brokers, not resolving a query precisely on the first try.

Search

Incumbents: keyword search plus a long filter list. yesFT: plain-language queries resolve BHK, budget, locality, landmark, and possession timing directly.

Inventory

Incumbents: listings are whatever a seller or broker submits. yesFT: every project is cross-checked against real RERA filings before it's shown.

Buyer-seller connection

Incumbents: one inquiry gets resold as a lead to multiple brokers. yesFT: buyers talk directly to the builder or broker — no resale in between.

Coming soon

Being finalized, published here directly

Traction & platform metrics
Market sizing & expansion roadmap
Funding round details
Founder & team

Live today

Both platforms are live, not a pitch

yesFT is live in Bengaluru and Hyderabad with real government project filings structured into searchable inventory. Washdom is live in the same cities, connecting customers directly with local garment-care partners.