An owner register, DLD transactions and a verified contact directory, joined to a map of Dubai’s communities. Departments find the unit, the owner and the price, and any outreach waits for a human to approve it.
One runtime joins what Dubai brokers usually chase separately: an owner register, the DLD transaction record and a contact directory. Ask about a unit, a building or a listing link and it answers from those rows, or says it has to check.
1,306,124 owner records with a phone, loaded from a vendor data pack into the owner register, 872,031 DLD transactions from data.dubai and 21,020 broker, developer and office contacts, drawn here as one galaxy. Owner phones sit behind admin login and are masked; returns nothing rather than guess a number.
The owner register covers 128 areas; Downtown, Marina, Business Bay, JVC, Palm and 41 more stand here as towers under a slow survey sweep. An area resolver maps what people type, DLD sector names and portal labels to one community, in English or Arabic. Hover a tower for its indicative record count.
Owner Lookup · Owner Card · Market Index · Lead Scoring · Renewal Radar · Inventory Desk orbit the iris at the core. Beyond them sit eleven connectors (WhatsApp gateway, Airtable CRM, Gmail, n8n, data.dubai, Railway and more), each coloured by its live status.
A request from a broker group or a chat is matched to real units and their owners, then drafted. Owner outreach sends only on a one-tap approval, broadcasts reach only opted-in numbers, and every send passes a fail-closed gate and is journaled. The gold particles are events moving through.
Growth is the Dubai Land Department’s Residential Sale Price Index as last published in the runtime (Apr 2026, flagged for refresh); price levels come from the bundled monthly series (May 2024), with the 872,031-row DLD transaction record behind each property card. When a market read gets old, the system says so.
() runs one Dubai brokerage desk today: a live runtime on owner records, DLD data, a contact directory and community maps, with departments that draft and wait for approval. Open the platform, or ask for a briefing for partners and investors.