1.

When I first read the title "Forge Better Investments", on the landing page, I actually thought it was talking about some sort of Crypto thingy. It was only obvious that the talk was about real-estate, after I read through the sub description, was a bit confusing at the beginning. The dashboard was a bit unclear, I do not understand why the property types are labeled as "Deals". Though there are not only properties, the main type of deals are properties, which confused me a little bit at first. Other than that, the dashboard on the real estate had too much data there, wish it I could close some things.

2.

I liked the Market Benchmarks. Helped the user see actual data given an average, depending on the situation they are currently in. The Risk Radar is also something worth mentioning though, top risks, and suggested improvements, are all things that are somewhat useable.

3.

My uncle used to manage properties, plugged in a few of his old things and got really accurate data (CFP, and Loan Amortization). Would just be very careful trusting stuff like the AI analysis'.

4.

A fair price for this monthly? I mean, starter with 3 deals, probably 5$, then professional with up to 20 deals, like 15$, and then everything above for 30$ a month.

5.

The UI. A lot of components are cluttered together, and I wish I could move them around atleast a little bit, or remove somethings, like creating a side bar like ClickUp where you can navigate around faster.

1.

I understood what was going on within seconds, good job on that. For "Four Deal Types. One Platform.", and "Everything You Need to Underwrite with Confidence", I would recommend toning down the white glow in the background, it is really not fitting. Tone down the opacity of it, or just remove it completely.

2.

Getting realistic data from the Market Benchmarks was actually quite interesting. These were actual improved the trust for the numbers (Q. 3) that were given from the analytics data.

3.

Yes. The numbers did not seem like they were generated on the fly, and instead followed a given mathematical formula. The AI analysis is one thing though, I personally do not have anyone who worked with properties so I cannot judge a lot of what was said, however, seeing the answer it gave me, and trying to give the same data to a different LLM also gives similar answers.

4.

It depends on what your future plans are. For now, I would pay about 4.99$ per month, as the amount of features do not exactly aw me. The UI was very clean, and there was a lot of information, however as the saying goes, quality of quantity. I like the Graphs, and Charts, they give you a lot of information, however too much information can also reduce the process of understanding the given data. This is the critical point that would pry me away from paying more than 5$ for this (this can be definitely improved though).

5.

Reduce the bloat. however, All Deals, Portfolio, Alerts, Archive, Favourites, Hybrid, and all of the other buttons, take up useless space, and should be collapsed into a side bar of some sort. Considering the fact that the Blog link is right next to my profile picture, I feel like that could be removed, and the + New Deal button could go up there, as that fits the Dashboard more. The rest of the buttons could be moved to a side navigator, and the space that opens up could be used to display images of the rental.