I’m not a tech guy. I never have been.
I’ve spent almost two decades in service, first at hotel front desks, then in living rooms as a real estate agent. In the room with families, learning the kids’ names, hearing what they wanted the house to be. That’s the work I know and the work I love. So I built this company the only way I know how: around people who feel the same way.
Opsy is a concierge, the keeper of your home. You text us about the house, a real person answers, and that person knows your home. The records, the reminders, the pro who actually showed up last time. We keep all of it so you don’t have to carry it in your head. There’s good technology behind the scenes doing the remembering, but you’ll never have to think about it. You’ll just notice the furnace got serviced before the cold came.
Two rules run everything we do: build trust, and don’t overwhelm. Whether you own the home or you’re the agent who helped someone find it, there’s a person on the other end of the text, and you’ll know their name. That’s the difference. It’s why people hand us the keys to the one thing they can’t afford to lose track of.
Aloha and Welcome Home!
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Kino Belden, Founder, HomeOps
Every house should come with a story — what's been fixed, what's been built, what it's worth. We build that living record and give it to homeowners and their agents to hold together. Not only to manage an asset. To care for a home, and pass it on well. To develop 'Good Ancestors'.
A world where every homeowner gets to be a good ancestor — where the knowledge of a home doesn't vanish at the closing table, but carries forward.
Starting in Washington, one agent and one household at a time.
Let's move home forward.
