From property information to an instant interactive open house.
For an open house featuring the architecturally significant Kadvany House, “Hi”Places created a working demonstration in just one day, illustrating how quickly a property’s history and distinctive features can become an engaging, location-aware experience.
Using available information about the home’s architecture, design, and history, the team developed a conversational guide that allowed prospective buyers and architectural enthusiasts to explore the property on their own terms. Rather than relying solely on printed materials or an agent’s availability, visitors could ask detailed questions and discover relevant stories as they moved through the home. The demonstration offered a glimpse of how even a single property can benefit from its own accessible knowledge base.
Just as valuable is what the experience can reveal about prospective buyers. The “Hi”Intelligence Dashboard is designed to capture the questions visitors ask, the features that attract their attention, and the subjects they want to explore further—insights they might never share directly with a listing agent. These patterns can help shape property positioning, marketing materials, and follow-up conversations.
For heritage sites, historic properties, and other distinctive destinations, the Kadvany House demonstration illustrates a larger opportunity: “Hi”Places can rapidly turn existing knowledge into a working prototype, giving organizations a practical way to experience the technology, evaluate visitor engagement, and discover its potential before committing to a broader implementation.
