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Your public page.

What a buyer sees before they write to you — eleven figures you cannot edit, and four paragraphs you can.

Your page · Desk 07Figures recounted 12 minutes agoEleven figures · none of them yours to edit

Seen 412 times this month · 31 wrote to you after reading it

You write four paragraphs. The rest is counted.

Your page carries eleven figures taken straight from your desk — how long you take to answer, how many hours you have kept, how many reports you signed late. You cannot change one of them, and there is no setting anywhere that hides one. What you can write is four paragraphs and one photograph, and buyers are told which parts those are.

3Figures you would rather not show

Reports signed18 of 19 · one outstandingSurveys commissioned8 of 9 homesAnswered over a day2 letters this yearAll three are on the page now
Figures published11Yours to write4Hidden from buyers0Seen this month412Wrote after reading31See it as a buyer does

Section 02

The eleven figures.

Each one counted from a page of this dashboard · click a row to see where it comes from
Recounted, not storedEvery figure is counted again each time the page is opened. Sign this morning’s report and the eighteen becomes nineteen before you have closed the tab.
Both waysA buyer whose page shows how many hours they have booked and how many they cancelled sees yours on the same terms. Nobody on this platform is measured alone.
The three that hurt today18 of 19 reports, 8 of 9 surveys, 2 letters over a day. All three are on the page as you read this, and the only way to move them is the work itself.

Section 03

The four paragraphs.

Marked on the page as written by you · the buyer knows which words are yours
Written by you · last changed 3 AugustHow you work.110 words · shown first on your page

Paragraph one · how you work110 of a maximum 250 words

Buyers read this before they read your figures.

Your photographCamille RousselOne photograph, no retouching beyond straightening, and the year it was taken is shown beside it. Taken March 2026.
What the page will not let you writeA figure of your own · numbers come from the deskA testimonial · reviews are written by the people you servedAn award, a ranking, a badge of any kindA promise with a number in it · that is the pledge, and it is the same for everyone
The pledge is not yours eitherSix lines, the same on every advisor’s page, and each one is checked against your figures. You cannot edit a word of it — you can only fail it, and the page says so when you do.Read the six lines

Section 04

How it is read.

412 readings this month · no names, no tracking of who read what

Where the readings came fromSeptember, to today

A home you are showing198Nine sheets carry your name
The advisors list104Twelve cities, sorted by nothing
A report they were sent61Buyers and owners re-reading
Written to them by you34Your letters carry the link
Typed in directly15Word of mouth, mostly owners

412 readings · 31 letters followedOne reading in thirteen becomes a letter

What the first letters ask aboutA home on your desk19Whether you would take on their search7Selling a home of their own4The paragraph about the 17th1
What this page does not countNot who read it, not how long they stayed, not what they looked at first. A reading is a number and nothing else — a buyer reading your page is not a lead, and there is nowhere on this platform for you to see them doing it.

Section 05

Four rules.

The same four on every advisor’s page
1Counted, not claimed.

Every number on your page comes from work that happened — a letter answered, an hour kept, a report signed. None of them can be typed in, and none can be rounded in your favour.

11 figures · 0 editable
2The bad ones stay.

There is no setting that hides an unflattering figure, and no advisor has one. Eighteen of nineteen reports is on your page this morning because that is the number this morning.

3 figures against you today
3Your words are marked as yours.

The four paragraphs are labelled as written by you, with the date you last changed them. A buyer never has to guess which part of the page is a claim and which part is a count.

4 paragraphs · 1 photograph
4A reading is not a lead.

You are told how many people read your page and nothing else — not who, not when, not what they lingered on. Nobody is followed around this platform, in either direction.

412 readings · 0 names
The only way to change the pageSign this morning’s report and eighteen of nineteen becomes nineteen of nineteen. Commission the du Bac survey and eight of nine becomes nine of nine. Both are on your desk today, and neither takes longer than the hour before Sophie arrives.Both, this morning