“Hey Siri, ask HouseMoney how much that house is.”
Siri is asking HouseMoney…
123 Clover Lane
$1,100,000
“123 Clover Lane is listed for 1.1 million dollars.”
Active listing
The ask
Say the magic words
Say it anywhere
“Hey Siri, ask HouseMoney what this house is worth.”
A few seconds later
“123 Clover Lane is listed for 1.1 million dollars.”
It’s a real Siri phrase, working from the moment the app is installed. Siri runs the ask in the background and speaks the answer without opening the app.
The other way to ask
Or just tap
The big button in the app does the same thing. It reads where you’re standing, finds the house, and answers — spoken and on screen.
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123 Clover Lane
Today · Oakville, ON
$1,100,000
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Finding the house you’re standing at…
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123 Clover Lane
$1,100,000
“123 Clover Lane is listed for 1.1 million dollars.”
Active listing
Later, at home
Your houses
Every house you ask about is saved automatically, with a link to the real listing. Later, at home, you can open the listing and look through the photos properly.
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123 Clover Lane
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Today · Oakville, ON
$1,100,000
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Questions
The short version
HouseMoney is an iPhone app that tells you the asking price of a for-sale house you're standing in front of. You ask Siri, or open the app and tap once, and it reads you the price. It takes a few seconds.
Ask HouseMoney. Say "Hey Siri, ask HouseMoney what this house is worth," or open the app and tap once. It reads where you're standing and speaks the asking price of the for-sale house there. You never look up or type an address.
No. HouseMoney uses where you're standing to find the for-sale house in front of you, so there's nothing to look up. Ask Siri or tap once, and it works out the address itself, then speaks the asking price back to you.
Yes, once you've installed HouseMoney. Say "Hey Siri, ask HouseMoney what this house is worth," and Siri runs the ask in the background and speaks the answer — the app never opens. It works for a for-sale house you're near.
Not really. Zillow and Realtor.ca are for browsing the whole market — searching listings and hunting for a home. HouseMoney answers about the one house you're standing in front of. There's nothing to search; you ask, and it speaks that house's asking price.
No. HouseMoney reads back the asking price from a real listing. If it can't find a current one for the house you asked about, it tells you that plainly rather than guessing at a number.
It's free while in beta.
Ontario, for single-family homes that are currently for sale.