Truth Lock
Blocks edits that add permanent features, erase defects, or stretch rooms. Export requires an explicit review tap.
CurbPix takes the photos you already shot between showings and makes them bright, straight, and listing-ready — with a 10-second draft target, not a “come back tomorrow” queue. Truth Lock blocks the edits that get agents in trouble, and the final export still gets your review tap.
Private beta / iOS + Android + web / 10-second draft target / human final gate on every export
Not another “AI magic” button. CurbPix is a field workflow built around a 10-second draft target: catch the shot, fix the capture, flag the risky stuff, export only after a human says yes.
Blocks edits that add permanent features, erase defects, or stretch rooms. Export requires an explicit review tap.
Tells you what buyers will notice is missing before you drive away: front, kitchen, baths, backyard, laundry, garage.
Drafts listing remarks, alt text, and accessibility captions from the photo set — with agent approval before anything ships.
Clean files, sane sizes, review status attached. Built for MLS upload, team drop, social teaser, and client approval.
These are the edits CurbPix is for: capture problems, not property fiction.
Perspective correction straightens the house while keeping the structure recognizable. No impossible widening. No funhouse rooms.
Window balancing pulls blown-out glass back without pretending the backyard got an upgrade. If the view is a parking lot, it stays a parking lot.
Replace dead gray sky and wake up dormant grass only when the result still fits season, region, and light direction. Neon golf-course lawns get flagged.
The hip part is speed. The grown-up part is not getting your broker a compliance email.
Do not add a fireplace, island, fence, garage, view, or fixture that is not there.
Cracks, stains, damage, power lines, and material conditions are not “clutter.”
Lens correction is fine. Making a bedroom look like a ballroom is not.
CurbPix can recommend the export. The agent approves what represents the listing.
Draft beta pricing for early agents. It may change before public launch, but it will not be weird per-photo math that punishes you for reshooting a bad angle.
For testing the workflow.
For one agent shooting listings.
For shared standards and faster review.
Founding beta pricing. Final packaging may change after the first 100 real listing tests.
No. CurbPix enhances real photos and can do honest cleanup. It should not furnish a vacant room or erase property conditions that buyers should know about.
The product target is about 10 seconds from a good phone photo to a reviewable enhanced draft. Bigger files, weak signal, or risky edits can slow that down — and Truth Lock would rather flag it than fake it fast.
That is the point: verticals, exposure, window balance, color, sky, lawn, and export discipline. If the input is too small or too risky, it tells you instead of pretending.
Shot coverage reminders before you leave, fast before/after review, MLS-aware boundaries, alt text and remarks drafts, and exports that are ready for your real workflow.
You and your broker. CurbPix is built to warn, block, and document review — not to take over your legal or ethical judgment.
Send your market, team size, and whether you shoot iPhone or Android. We are prioritizing agents who will test real listings, time the 10-second draft target, and roast the output honestly.