Calls
- Brian C.Discovery4:12
- Rachel B.Follow-up2:48
- UnknownVoicemail0:28
Manage your marketing and drip campaigns — and have mypal. capture buyer and seller details from every call, then update the contact, save the search criteria, draft the follow-up, and set the task before the conversation gets forgotten.
mypal. calls in seconds and walks you through the site, live.

Hey Brian — thanks for calling in.
Just starting to look.
We saw a place online on Maple — we're set on Northcrest, around $1.2 million.
Great area to be in.
We want at least 3 bedrooms, and an open kitchen.
Commute matters, but we're flexible there.
Want me to send a few options?
Yeah, that would be great.
mypal.isn’t a pile of call notes. It’s a connected workspace where every conversation updates contacts, deals, and showings — and surfaces the next step before you ask.
Explore the workspaceBrian C.
Buyer · pre-approved
Rachel B.
Seller · active
Greg S.
Under contract
Alex V.
Past · referral
88 Brentwood
$1.2M
15 Pine Rd
$895k
47 Elm Ave
$680k
1234 Northcrest
$847k
77 Park Pl
$5.6M
5 Ridge Ln
$612k
$847,000
$1,200,000
$595,000
Showing — Northcrest
Brian C. · 10:00
Listing review
Rachel B. · 1:30
Closing walk-through
Brian C. · 4:00
Brian C.
Buyer · pre-approved
1234 Northcrest
$847k · Offer prepped
Tue 10:00 AM
Northcrest tour booked
Routine tasks update themselves. Anything that needs judgment is source-linked and waits for your approval — drafts don’t send and the deal doesn’t change until you say so.
“We're only interested in Northcrest — up to $1.2 million max.”
Search criteria saved
Area: Northcrest · budget $1.2M max
“At least 3 bedrooms, open kitchen — pool if we can.”
Buyer criteria
3+ beds · open kitchen · pool listed as “if possible”
“Yeah, send a few matches when you can.”
Follow-up drafted
Send property options · ready to send
“And let's circle back next week.”
Task created
Follow up with Brian next week
Every deal with a property drops a pin — color is the stage, size is the value. See what’s nearby, what’s heating up, and where your week should go. One of three pipeline views, beside the board and the list.
Stage
Every CRM says it automates your work. They still wait for you to type. mypal. starts from the call itself — so the work is already done, not sitting in a queue with your name on it.
A generic CRM
mypal.
Call summary
May 21, 10:43 AM · 14:21
Key takeaways
Great call.
Next up:
Call keypoints
Follow-up call
Wed, May 21 · 4:00 PM
Call Brian to follow up on properties sent
Works with what you already use.
Calling, calendar, email, documents, contact import.
Day one. Connect your number, point a call at mypal., and the summary, tasks, and follow-ups land in your workspace by the time you’ve hung up.
Yes. Contacts import on connect, with duplicates merged on phone and email. Calendar and email stay in sync after that—no copy-paste, no rebuilding lists by hand.
Recording is optional and off by default. When you switch it on, mypal. plays a consent notice at the start of the call and tracks the response, so two-party states stay covered.
Each teammate connects their own Google or Outlook calendar. Showings, follow-ups, and holds route to the right person—no double-booking, no re-typing what the client already said.