Be specific about lifestyle
“Walking distance to a primary school” works better than “good area”.
Your personal AI property scout reads every listing and photo, then grades each one 0–100 against your brief.
2 free AI searches a day · extended AI search with Deep read 99p for 24 hours (optional)
“Walking distance to a primary school” works better than “good area”.
Driveway, south-facing garden, period features — Offrly will weight them heavily.
After the first results, refine with feedback. Offrly remembers your taste.
You write the brief; the AI reads every live listing — photographs included — and grades each one 0–100 against it. Say your brief were:
“A 3-bed Victorian terrace with a south-facing garden and off-street parking, near a well-rated primary school in south Manchester.”
Your dossier would rank every match with its score and the reasons it fits:
Illustrative dossier, not live listings — your results come from the live UK market at the moment you search, each scored against your own brief with photos, full details and the reasoning behind the grade.
Write your brief ↑No filter grids, no saved-search spam — a brief, a sweep of the live market, and a ranked dossier.
Write the brief the way you’d brief a friend: budget, areas, must-haves, dealbreakers. The chat asks a clarifying question when it needs one.
It sweeps live UK listings on your channel — buying or renting — and reads each candidate in full, photographs included, against your brief.
Every match is scored 0–100 with the reasons why. Tell the chat what’s off and it refines the brief and sweeps again.
Offrly Dream Home is an AI property search for the UK: you describe the home you want in plain English, and photo-aware AI reads live listings and grades every candidate 0–100 against your brief, returning a shortlist with the reasoning behind each score. Searching is free and needs no signup — 2 AI searches a day, every match shown in full — and extended AI search (99p for 24 hours, one-off) adds more searches, “find more” rounds, unlimited refinements and Deep read, a written AI analysis of each listing on your shortlist. It covers both for-sale and rental listings.
Yes — searching is free, with no sign-up: 2 AI searches a day, each with its first set of graded matches and 2 refinements. Every match is shown in full — exact address, photos, the agent’s description, and the floor plan and agent’s phone number where the listing has them — and you can save and share any of them. Extended AI search (99p for 24 hours, one-off, never renews) adds more searches, “find more” rounds, unlimited refinements and Deep read. An optional account exists only so you can keep matches in your saves.
The AI reads each live listing in full — photographs included — and scores it 0–100 for fit against your specific brief, with the reasons behind every score. The grade reflects how well a home matches what you asked for, not how expensive it is. If too few strong matches turn up, the search keeps going and the chat asks how to refine.
Live UK property listings on the channel you pick — for sale or to rent — read at the moment you search, not from a stale index. On estate-agent partner sites the same search reads only that agent's own live listings.
Yes. Switch the channel to renting (or open /search?channel=rent) and describe the tenancy you want; every candidate rental is graded 0–100 the same way.
Anything you would tell a human house-hunter: budget, areas, bedrooms — plus the things portal filters cannot express, like a south-facing garden, period features, kerb appeal, a quiet street or being near a well-rated school. The more specific the brief, the sharper the grading.
Alerts forward everything matching a handful of filters, so you do the reading. Offrly's AI does the reading first: it studies each listing and its photographs against your full brief and returns a ranked shortlist with scores and reasoning, so you start from the best fit instead of a chronological feed.
Deep read is part of extended AI search. Pick up to 5 listings and Offrly's AI reads each one closely against your brief — its photos, its floor plan where the agent published one, and the agent’s description — then writes it up: why it fits, where it falls short, red flags it can see (damp, a dated kitchen, a bedroom you can only reach through another room), and questions worth asking the agent. Shortlist two or more and it compares them and says which to view first. It’s a reading of the listing, not a survey: check anything important at a viewing.