Closed Deal28641 Cypress Ridge Court
Hayward, CA
The open house app for real estate agents
Capture properties. Collect leads. Track your business. Earn XP while you build your career.
Built by a practicing real estate agent.
Zignin is being prepared for release on the App Store.

Most sign in tools stop the moment a visitor enters their information. Zignin keeps going. Every open house you host turns into a growing record of properties, leads, progress, and business.
Capture the property, host the open house, collect the sign ins, work the leads, and record what it produced. One sequence, one app.
Capture every property you host.
Turn visitor sign ins into organized leads.
Earn XP, build streaks, and improve your performance.
See the business and income your work generates.
Arrive at a property, capture it, and it becomes a card you keep. Host the same home again and the new session joins the same property. Your career stops disappearing into a spreadsheet.
Layout shown for illustration. Your Collection fills with the homes you actually host.

Every sign in lands in your leads, organized and ready. A quick hot, warm, or cold read tells you where to start.
The visitors worth calling before you leave the driveway.
Real interest that needs a second conversation.
Everyone else, kept and organized rather than lost.
You already track deals, streaks of good weekends, and the year you are trying to beat. Zignin just makes that visible, so the repetition of building a business reads as progress instead of a blur.
XP is in app progress. It has no cash value and nothing here is a game of chance.
Meaningful activity earns XP, and XP moves you up.
Keep hosting and the streak keeps building.
Unlock milestones as your habits hold.
Beat your own numbers, week after week.
Set the iPad by the door and Zignin becomes the front desk. Visitor ready from the first sign in to the last.

While visitors are signing in, Zignin holds your XP, celebrations, and rewards until the open house ends. Your guests see the property, not your progress bar.
Close out the session and Zignin hands you the recap. The work is done, so this is the part where it pays off.

The sign in is the beginning of the work, not the end of it. Zignin follows the same path you do, from the person at the door to the closing that came out of it.
Someone walks in and signs in at the door.
That sign in becomes an organized lead, rated hot, warm, or cold.
You know who to call first, and what they told you.
A conversation turns into someone you represent.
The deal you worked for gets recorded against the property.
It lands in your year, next to everything else you closed.

A closing that started with an open house lead lands in Earnings next to the ones you log yourself, so the whole year sits in one place instead of three.
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Zignin wasn't designed by a software company guessing how agents work. It was built by a practicing real estate agent who wanted open houses to feel more organized, more rewarding, and a lot less corporate.
Every part of it follows the real sequence: arriving at the property, setting up, meeting people at the door, following up on Monday, and eventually recording the closing that came out of it.
Because the tools we use every weekend should be as good as the apps we use every day.
Try everything free for 14 days. One Pro experience, and you choose monthly or annual billing after your trial.
Read the pricing details14 days free, then one plan with everything included.
Recommended. Same app, lower yearly cost.
Save $89.89 a year, about 37 percent, against $239.88 paid monthly.
Subscriptions are purchased and managed through Apple.
Capture the property. Meet the people. Track the progress. Build the business.
Zignin is being prepared for release on the App Store.
