Week in Review · Mar 9–16, 2026

What we shipped this week

This week was all about giving you more control and clearer information throughout your mortgage journey. Here's what we delivered for you — and why it matters.

You can now fix property value issues yourself

Previously, if our automated estimate of your home's value seemed too low, you'd be automatically rejected — even if you knew the real value was higher. You'd have to start over with a different lender. This week, we built a way for you to correct this yourself and keep moving forward.

Before
Automatic rejection
After
You adjust and continue

If our estimate seems low, you can now adjust your home's value and explain why. An appraiser will verify it later, but you don't get stuck waiting.

Your costs are clearer from day one

Hidden costs and surprise fees at closing are one of the biggest complaints in mortgages. You'd see one estimate early on, then different numbers at closing with no explanation. We're fixing this by showing you more accurate costs upfront and explaining exactly when and why things change.

Before
Estimates that change later
After
Accurate costs from the start

We now include mortgage insurance, state-specific fees, and closing costs in your initial estimate so you see the real numbers from day one.

The whole process just works better

Behind the scenes, we fixed dozens of small frustrations that could slow you down or confuse you. Things like error messages that actually help, forms that remember what you entered, and systems that don't break when you're trying to move fast.

Zero
surprise property rejections
Upfront
mortgage insurance costs
291
reliability improvements

Behind the Scenes

Technical improvements you won't see, but should trust.

16x faster build system
🔧
Automated testing infrastructure
🔒
Enhanced document security
📊
Real-time workflow monitoring
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Multi-provider data validation
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AI-powered quality checks

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