AI decision intelligence platform for real estate development workflows
UnlockLand consolidates fragmented real estate development decisions—zoning compliance, financial modeling, site planning, and feasibility analysis—into a single workspace. The stack is founder-forward (Claude, ChatGPT, Midjourney for generative capabilities; React/Next.js/TypeScript frontend; Supabase/PostgreSQL backend) with finance and sales hiring dominating an 11–50-person org actively hiring leadership roles (Chief Strategy Officer, five VPs). Active projects center on partnership development, pilot rollouts, and enterprise/government deployment scaling—suggesting a land-grab phase in market expansion before deep technical platform work.
Notable leadership hires: Chief Strategy Officer
UnlockLand is a decision intelligence platform for real estate development teams founded in 2024. The product unifies site analysis, zoning compliance, development modeling, and financial evaluation into one collaborative workspace, addressing the fragmentation that currently forces teams to spend weeks aligning assumptions across disparate tools. The company operates with a partnership structure across 11–50 employees in San Francisco, with hiring active across the United States, Saudi Arabia, and Canada. Leadership is scaling finance and sales functions while working through pilot deployments and partnership initiatives with industry associations.
Frontend: React, Next.js, TypeScript. Backend: Supabase, PostgreSQL, Node.js. AI: Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity. Generative: Midjourney, Runway. Operations: GitHub, Linear, Slack. Analytics: Google Analytics, Power BI. No major adopting or replacing signals in the current stack.
Strategic partnerships, pilot support and rollout, automated financial reporting integration, customer onboarding, investor-grade fundraising materials, and scalable finance reporting systems. Current pain points: scaling the AI platform, expanding into new markets, and driving customer adoption.
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