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Gravity Tables

🏠 Real estate

Listings the agents actually keep updated.

A property MLS-style table that agents update from the showing. By the time the buyer calls, the price reflects today's decision.

The before

What this replaces, specifically.

Listings stale within a week

Status, price, photos, all fall behind once the agent leaves the desk.

IDX feeds cost more than the office rent

$300/mo for syndication when 90% of leads come from your own site.

Agents won't use a desktop CRM

They're in the car between showings. CRM is open on a tab nobody clicks.

The after

What Gravity Tables does instead.

Mobile cards = mobile editing

On a phone, the listing collapses to an editable card. Tap to update price, status, even photos.

Map column rendering

A coordinates column renders as a small map preview. Click to enlarge.

Public/private duality

Public listings page filtered to "active". Internal page shows pipeline + draft + closed.

The shortcode

Copy. Paste. Customize the IDs.

This is the actual shortcode pattern this use case uses. Drop it on a page, change the form ID, you're shipping.

page-template.php
[gravity_table id="properties" allow_edit="price,status,photos" mobile_layout="cards" filter="status:active" view="public"]

Real scenario

A boutique brokerage

Before

  • Listings updated by an admin on Mondays
  • Agents' edits sit in WhatsApp until Monday
  • Public site weeks out of date

After

  • Each agent's phone shows their listings
  • Edits live on the public site within the auto-refresh window
  • Brokerage dashboard shows the whole pipeline
"Our agents used to file Tuesday updates by Friday. Now they update from the open house, while it's open."
Tom R., principal broker

Ready when you are

Stop exporting CSVs. Start shipping dashboards.

10 days of full Pro access. If it doesn't pay for itself in the first week, you don't have to keep it.