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Track local home sales

A list of recent nearby home sales with pricing, plus an ongoing watch for new listings in the same area.

searches for home sale records and current listings in the area you specify; builds a list and chart from what it finds; runs a recurring check for new listings at the interval you set

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Compare generator vs battery backup options

A side-by-side cost and capability comparison of a generator versus a battery backup system, with any consult or installer booking confirmed by you rather than assumed.

may book a consult or appointment with an installer or provider without being explicitly asked, per this report

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Compare car repair quotes and book

Repair quotes gathered from more than one shop, compared side by side, with the appointment you choose booked and confirmed before you drive anywhere.

books a repair appointment with a shop on your behalf; may complete an online booking form with your details

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Get guided through a DIY plumbing repair

Step-by-step guidance for a specific plumbing repair you do yourself, with no claim that the result has been checked by a licensed plumber.

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Resolve a DMV insurance verification issue

The DMV insurance verification letter responded to or otherwise addressed, with you able to see what was actually sent before it goes out in your name.

sends correspondence to the DMV on your behalf

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File a DMV release of liability form

A DMV form filled with your details and submitted, confirming the sale date and your buyer's information, with the completed form shown to you before or as it's submitted.

submits an official form to the DMV on your behalf

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Find an emergency plumber

A shortlist of plumbers to call for an emergency, with the option to have the outreach escalated to a human service instead of calling yourself, and a confirmed appointment time.

contacts plumbers or an escalation service on your behalf; may book an appointment time

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Find wall studs without a stud finder

A way to locate wall studs using an app already on your phone, as an alternative to buying a dedicated stud finder, before you hang anything.

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Furnish a room from photos

A short list of furniture options matched to photos of your actual room, refined with your feedback, with a final purchase you've explicitly approved.

searches multiple retailers for furniture options; completes a purchase and payment on your behalf

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Turn group posts into a dashboard

A private dashboard that surfaces relevant posts from a group you're already in, so you don't have to scroll through the group itself to find them.

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Find unclaimed property across states

A list of what, if anything, state databases show under your name and past addresses, and the claims filed for whichever matches you approve; reported amounts range from under $100 to over $1,750.

searches public state unclaimed-property databases and, in one report, a third-party reference site (MissingMoney) under your name; can file claim forms on your behalf once you approve what it found; does not accept a settlement or sign a claim on your behalf without your input

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Gather tax documents for your accountant

A folder of this year's tax and income documents, compared against last year's folder, with a sense of what's still missing; reported as about 90% complete in one case, not guaranteed complete.

reads your email and logs into financial or employer portals you grant access to, to locate documents; saves gathered documents into a folder you specify (a Google Drive folder, in the report); does not prepare, review, or file your tax return

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Appeal a denied insurance claim

A drafted appeal email for your denied claim, sent after your approval, reported as approved in one case; the reasons an appeal succeeds or fails are not described.

drafts an appeal email and sends it only after you approve; can also draft and send a service-cancellation email, per the same report; does not call the insurer, file a formal appeal through a portal, or represent you in a dispute

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Label Amazon orders in your budget app

Amazon transactions in your budget app relabeled with what you actually bought, pulled from your own order confirmations, instead of a generic Amazon payee.

reads Amazon order confirmation emails to identify what each charge was for; writes item names into your budget app's memo or notes field for matching transactions; does not change transaction amounts, categories, or your budget totals

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Negotiate a car lease buyout

A negotiated lease buyout price, checked against a dealer workaround and a resale-site quote, left for you to review and sign; reported as about 20% below an unstated baseline in one account.

contacts dealers and resale sites (Carvana, in the report) to compare a lease buyout against outside offers; negotiates on tax workarounds and mileage credit, but leaves the signature to you; does not finalize financing, title transfer, or lease-end paperwork

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Negotiate a car price by email

Lower quotes from competing dealers on the same vehicle, reported as a saving of over $2,000 in one case; final numbers and dealer count are not given.

emails dealers on your behalf to request and compare price quotes; shares competing quotes between dealers to encourage a lower price; does not commit to a purchase, financing, or a deposit without you

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Pay a parking ticket

A parking ticket looked up and paid on the issuing agency's own site, with the amount and confirmation reported back to you; one report describes this working end to end with no other detail given.

looks up a parking ticket on the issuing agency's official payment site; pays the confirmed amount using a payment method you authorize; does not dispute, appeal, or negotiate the ticket; paying it is a different choice than contesting it

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Pay a bill from a photo

A mailed paper bill paid from a photo of it, with some back-and-forth in chat for details it does not already have; reported as anywhere from no further input to three check-ins in two accounts.

reads a bill amount, due date, and payee from a photo you provide; pays the bill using a connector or payment method you've set up; confirms with you before finalizing the payment, per both reports

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Pay a speeding ticket from a photo

A speeding ticket paid from a photo of it, reported as working end to end in one account; a second account describes the same pattern working for a toll payment.

reads a ticket's details from a photo and looks it up on the issuing agency's payment site; pays the confirmed amount using a payment method you authorize; does not contest, appeal, or negotiate the ticket, and does not address points, insurance, or licensing effects

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Reduce a medical bill

A reviewed bill with any errors, discounts or payment-plan options reported back, and a billing call made to the provider if one is needed, with the result relayed to you before any payment.

reviews the bill and any insurance explanation of benefits you provide; calls the provider's billing office to ask about discounts, plans or a specific line item; does not pay the bill, agree to a payment plan, or accept a settlement amount without your approval

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Dispute a credit report collection

A dispute filed with the credit bureau over a specific collection account, with the claim it was built on and the bureau's response reported back to you.

files a dispute with the credit bureau over the specific account and reason you give; reports back when the dispute was submitted and what response comes back; does not pay, settle, or contact the original creditor on its own initiative without your direction

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Resolve a carrier refund problem

The carrier refund issue picked up and pursued on your behalf, with the amount and whether it was actually issued reported back to you.

picks up an existing carrier chat or call issue and pursues the refund; reports the amount and timeline of any refund offered; does not change your plan, add a service, or accept a non-refund resolution without your approval

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Get a refund after a misfiled shipment

The shipment issue traced to where it actually went wrong, and a refund request raised with the retailer, with the outcome reported before anything is treated as resolved.

reviews shipment tracking history for the order; contacts the retailer to raise the issue and request a refund or replacement; does not reorder the item, accept a store credit in place of a refund, or close the case without your approval

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Track unused credit card credits

A running read on which of your card's recurring credits haven't been used yet, checked regularly enough to catch one before it resets unused.

reads card activity from the account or app you connect; checks each credit against its reset schedule and flags unused ones before they expire; does not redeem a credit, make a purchase, or change any card on your behalf