Your CRM works on you. It reminds, it logs, it routes, and your clients will never see a minute of it. MeadowLantern is the other side of your business: the first thing your clients actually hold. A concierge with your name on it, ready with what's next, who to call, and when the showing is. It lives on their phone, in your brand, for as long as they own the house.
Transactions move.
Deadlines arrive already prepared for, not discovered on the day.
Clients feel taken care of.
Because the answer was waiting before they thought to ask for it.
And you're still there.
When the deal closes, you're still the app on their home screen.
Mobile apps coming soon
Introducing MeadowLantern
Be careful watching this. You'll never want to go back to the old way of doing things.
Play this only if you're ready to claw back hours of your time every week while leaving your clients thoroughly impressed.
We automate, educate, and deliver a best-in-class client experience while asking less of the agent.
Four beats
What the whole thing asks of you
One invitation. Everything after it is the platform's job.
01
Send one invite and set up the deal
Type your client’s name, pick buying, selling or both, and send the text. Their concierge opens with their names on it — your logo, your colors, your face beside the phone number. Takes two minutes to set up the next 6 weeks of education, information, and communication with clients.
Your part: about two minutes. One invite, one deal set up — and six weeks of client communication are handled. Your brand is built in once, at setup.
02
Their questions get answered — before they’re asked
Forty-nine steps across buying and selling: what’s happening, why it matters, how to prepare, who’s coming, and when. The 9pm “what’s next?” text goes to the app — and it’s already answered.
Your part: nothing. Every step is written in the voice of a very good agent. Edit any of it if you want — most agents don’t touch a word.
03
The logistics run themselves
Deadlines set themselves from the contract. Reminders fire on their own. And when a step needs an inspector, a mover, a handyman — your trusted pro is already standing in it, ratings and reviews attached. No Googling, no sifting through strangers, no “who do you know?” text. Better answers than any search could give, because they came from you.
Your part: a nudge, occasionally. Your board shows every deal — on track, watch, behind — so you step in only where it’s needed.
04
Every closing converts into reviews and referrals
At the closing-day high, the app asks the question you hate asking: “How did I do?” The review lands under your name while the feeling is still warm. Then your app stays on their phone — for the referral, and for their next move.
Your part: hand over the keys. The moment does the asking.
We'll prove it
The premier client experience in real estate
Your first 30 days are completely free. We'll transform your entire business before you pay a dime.
Long, low, and honest: your house wants warm woods, wool and linen, light that glows instead of glares, and one big calm thing per room. It will fight anything glossy, ornate, or spindly.
Warm LinenOatFog SageWalnutRust
No. 1Low, warm light everywhere
No. 2One oversized, calm piece per room
No. 3Texture over pattern
Skip glossy finishes and spindly legs — this house likes things that sit low and feel solid.
Every 2 yearsCamera-scope the sewer lineNextMar 2027›
Everything here lands on your Calendar on its own rhythm — nothing to remember.
After the closing
Most platforms say goodbye when the deal closes. We're just getting started.
Maintenance schedules itself, projects are tracked from idea to receipt, and the Home Hub keeps the official record: documents, warranties, and a paint log that remembers which shelf the leftover can is on. Style advice written for their house keeps the app earning its place between moves — and MeadowLantern will be there the next time your client puts their home up for sale.
And you'll be their first call.
8 yrs
between moves, on average. The whole gap your competition leaves empty
Every room
paint colors, finishes, and reminders, logged, and arriving under your name
Yours
the relationship, the record, and the referral when it comes
Your Digital Playbook · 195 pages · 26 chapters to enhance your business
The Lantern List
25 fears every agent has. You don't have to be scared anymore.
Our 195-page, 26-chapter playbook brings together scripts, tools, and other battle-tested real estate solutions to enhance your business, put your clients at ease, and keep your reputation pristine.
3 of the 25
03“Something is slipping right now but I don't know what it is.”
05“I've explained earnest money four hundred times.”
09“Why should I pay you full commission?”
Written from a thousand conversations with people who do this for a living.
Teams, brokerages, and the markets we're opening
Give every agent in the building the same reputation
Set the brand, the splits, and the fee schedule once. Every office inherits it. Every agent hands out the same caliber of app under their own name, and you get a live read on production, pipeline, and the service your brand is actually delivering.
Production and pipeline live, office by office, weeks before closing.
Coach on evidence
Ratings and client testimonials per agent. The teachable moment arrives on its own.
Set it once, everywhere
Brand, splits, and fees flow to every office you open.
A sample brokerage dashboard, drawn in the broker view
Cedar Ridge Realty Group
ProductionAgentsReviewsSettings
Broker viewDM
2026, year to date
6 agents · through Jul 19
Closed volume
$53.8M
+14% vs 2025
Company dollar
$402K
on $1.48M gross commission
Closed deals
70
27 active in pipeline
Time on market
24 days
market average 37
Your agents
AllTop quartileNeeds a check-inOffice: all
Agent
Rating
Active
Closed
Volume ↓
Days on mkt
Maren Voss · Richland
★4.9
7
21
$18.2M
19
Elias Ward · Kennewick
★4.8
9
19
$16.8M
21
Rosa Villalba · Richland
★4.9
6
18
$15.1M
17
Dana Okonkwo · Pasco
★4.8
5
17
$12.6M
22
Tobin Hale · Richland
★4.5
2
6
$4.2M
42
Worth a look
auto-surfaced weekly
Three agents pacing behind last year
Tobin Hale, Simone Petrov, +1 · combined $4M gap
Open the list →
Two ratings dipped below 4.5
Both cite responsiveness in recent reviews
Read the reviews →
Kennewick office: time on market up 9 days
31 vs 22 last quarter · rest of the brokerage flat
See office trend →
Broker view, illustrated with a sample brokerage. Production rolls up from agent totals. Client names, addresses, and phone numbers never appear anywhere in it.
Clarity at every step, and with every date. One smooth road from first hello to keys in hand.
