Product tour
Six screens, and what each one is for.
Every picture below is the running product, captured from a live workspace. Nothing here is a mockup or a concept. Read it, or press play and let it walk itself.
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tophatapp.com/app

Step 1
The screen your desk opens every morning
Tophat replaces the spreadsheet, the shared drive and the group text that most brokerages actually run on.
It opens with what needs you rather than a wall of vanity numbers: what is already late, what is due inside the week, and whose name is on each one.
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tophatapp.com/properties

Step 2
Every building, one record
Industrial, retail, office, medical, multifamily and land, in one book.
Everything else in the product points back here. That is what stops a brochure going out with last quarter's rent on it after somebody updated the lease.
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tophatapp.com/properties/…

Step 3
What one building actually holds
Rent roll, comparables, photographs, and a valuation by three methods.
Every figure carries the arithmetic that produced it, including the values before rounding. A disputed number is settled by reading the trace rather than by relitigating it.
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tophatapp.com/leases

Step 4
What rolls over, and when
Expiry exposure by window, weighted average lease term, options reconciled, computed from the rent roll every time you look.
Read the amber panel. One of forty-two lines has an end date and no rent, so it is counted nowhere and the software says so. A missing end date is not read as expiring today, and a missing rent is not read as zero.
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tophatapp.com/workflow/…

Step 5
Nine steps, and two of them are gates
Proposal, due diligence, war room, offering memorandum, the exclusive listing agreement, listing, signs, flyer approval, socials.
Listing is gated on the signed agreement. Socials are gated on flyer approval. A property cannot go live before the paperwork exists.
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tophatapp.com/social

Step 6
Where it went, and how it did
Every platform, every post, with the approval chain and the real metrics.
Ask most brokerages where a property was listed and the answer is somebody's memory. This is the answer to that.
Arrow keys step through it. Every word spoken is on the screen as well, so it reads the same with the sound off.
What happens after the tour
A workspace takes about a minute to create and comes with a demonstration portfolio already in it, so there is something to click before you have typed anything. When you are ready for your own data, the property import takes a spreadsheet.