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I’m building CloseFlow.
A Chrome-native transaction command center for real-estate Transaction Coordinators managing 15–40+ active files.
The problem is simple:
Too many transactions.
Too many emails.
Too many deadlines.
Too many places to look.
CloseFlow brings the transaction itself to the center, with deadlines, tasks, parties, timelines, documents, communications and eventually automation + AI....while living directly in Chrome.
The architecture is already being built as a serious production system: Fastify + PostgreSQL/Supabase, MV3 Side Panel, event-driven jobs, strict RLS, optimistic concurrency, idempotent APIs, Google integrations and a privacy-first data model.
Phase 1 is shipped.
Phase 2 is now underway.
The goal isn't another generic productivity extension.
It's to give a TC running 30 files one place to answer.
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