What I Built

I built what
I couldn't hire.

Three products, a CRM, a content system, 18 AI employees, and the operating system that holds it together. Built because my business had to survive without the outside funding or team most companies depend on.

01

Broker-grade AI for real estate

Private beta. By invitation.

Mo

Mo is the reasoning layer between when a buyer converts and when she closes, built so the broker can defend every AI output the agent ships. She reads what people don't always articulate, then matches them to homes that fit the life, not just the filter. She works the same way for sellers, and now for renters, with a renter-to-buyer runway that walks someone from this year's lease to the day buying actually makes sense. When it's time to price, the Grounded Offer Room holds one standard: a number with receipts, or no number at all. Every consumer-facing output is reviewed before delivery, every interaction logged, every recommendation defensible under Fair Housing, TREC, TDPSA, and TRAIGA. And the whole record exports as an evidence packet in one click.

Compliance is the foundation. The psychology engine is the product within the moat.

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02

Real estate clarity companion

Live at askminimo.com

MiniMo

A calm, plain-language education companion for anyone navigating real estate. Buyers, sellers, renters, and the just-curious enter with an email and get clear answers, free. That side stays free. Agents get MiniMo Pro: TREC-aware language, scripts, and conversation drafts they can stand behind, free to try for the first 30 days. And you can watch MiniMo answer real questions right on the homepage before you ever sign in.

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03

Consumer iOS app

Live on the App Store

Curb

A consumer iOS app for homeowners preparing to sell. Curb gives sellers a Home Readiness Score (0 to 100), a fix list ranked by return on effort, and a target date to be list-ready. They tap any fix to see the estimated dollar impact in their market, track their score going up as they finish items, and share the plan with a partner. It's the first product in the ecosystem built for the person who isn't sitting across from me yet. It's live on the App Store as Curb: Get Home Ready to Sell.

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The thing that makes it real

I built her to do the read I could only do in person.

Fourteen years across the table taught me something. The home that fits one person is not the home that fits the next one. Same price, same town, completely different home. The difference was never the budget. It was the person.

Two buyers would walk into the same conversation on paper. Same ask. Same area. Same numbers. One lives in her kitchen. She cooks for everyone, always has people over, needs flow between the spaces. The other wants light and quiet, a door that closes for work, a coffee place she can walk to on a Tuesday morning. The homes that actually fit them barely overlap. Nothing about the money or the map changed. Only who they are.

So I built her to do that read. For every buyer who walks in the door, not just the ones I sit with myself. She is in private beta now, built around the person, not the deal. And she does the thing I spent fourteen years learning to do by hand.

Same budget. Same town. Because they were never the same person.

The proof library

The systems underneath.

Mo, MiniMo, and Curb are the products people can see. These are the systems underneath them, built one problem at a time.

Momentus Real Estate Group

Live. Eight counties across DFW.

The problem
Buying or selling a home is one of the largest financial decisions most people make, and the industry over-indexes on the transaction.
What I built
A DFW brokerage built around one honest conversation. People first. Houses second.
What it proves
Momentus is the brokerage I own and operate.
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Keeper

Newly built. In production at Momentus.

The problem
Follow-up lived in my head, and the CRMs I could buy organized my business around their assumptions.
What I built
My own CRM. Relationships, follow-up, consent, and attribution, shaped around the way my business actually works.
What it proves
I own the operating record instead of renting it.

Beacon

Built. In final testing.

The problem
Five brands' content ran through a disconnected stack of subscriptions.
What I built
A multi-brand content system: create, approve, and distribute without losing the founder's voice.
What it proves
Coordination can be systematized. Judgment stays human.

18 AI employees

In daily operation.

The problem
One person cannot responsibly run a brokerage, several products, and the marketing behind them from memory alone.
What I built
A role-based AI workforce. Defined roles, knowledge, responsibilities, limits, and handoffs. A human makes the final call on anything that matters.
What it proves
An AI agent completes a task. An AI employee holds a job. The difference is the design.

MaureenCappallo.com

Live. You're standing in it.

The problem
A body of work with no single credible home.
What I built
This site. Designed, written, and built in-house, with the AI workforce I designed.
What it proves
I own the source, the data, and how the work is understood by people and by search.

MomentusDFW.com

Live.

The problem
The brokerage's visibility depended on platforms I didn't control.
What I built
The brokerage's full site: content, lead capture, analytics, and the structure search systems read.
What it proves
Visibility infrastructure the business owns.
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Mo Command Center

In daily use.

The problem
Decisions, context, and handoffs scattered across tools and memory.
What I built
A durable operating memory for the whole company. Decisions, state, and handoffs, written down where they cannot be lost.
What it proves
A founder should not have to carry the company in her head.

The operating system

Running five brands today.

The problem
Tools that do not talk to each other, with the owner as the only thing connecting them.
What I built
Websites, CRM, content engine, AI workforce, and workflows, connected into one system with human approval where it matters.
What it proves
A small company can operate with care, clarity, and discipline without a traditional team. This is the system I now help other owner-led businesses build.
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FairDraft

Live on Etsy.

The problem
Agents are using AI to write listing copy. Fair Housing rules do not bend for AI.
What I built
A Fair Housing aware AI listing-copy kit, written by a licensed Texas broker.
What it proves
Compliance can be designed into the tool instead of bolted on after.
See it on Etsy

The Knowledge Jar

Victor founded it. I'm co-founding the community with him.

The Knowledge Jar is Victor's business-building community for young builders and their families. Kids and young adults learn how to start a business, create real value, and use AI as a helper layer. Parents learn alongside them, including the AI language showing up in their own businesses and their own work.

I run my five brands on a team of AI helpers I built myself, one role at a time. The Knowledge Jar is where that gets taught, simplified to the version a first-time builder can actually use. Every helper has one job, one checklist, one output, and one human boss. The student stays in charge. Students learn by building: an idea, an audience, a first offer, a page, something real they can show. The community lives on Skool, with deeper live cohorts on the way.

Business-building with AI support for young builders and future-ready families.

Doors open August 3, 2026

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Built from the inside.
Shared one proof at a time.

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