Reading your broker groups, around the clock

Nothing scrolls away.

Hundreds of listings and requirements move through broker groups every day, and a match only happens if someone happens to see both messages. Land On Earth reads the groups you watch, writes every post down as a structured record, and checks it against your whole database for the other side of the deal.

The record

From a message nobody can search to a record you can.

Whatever language the post arrives in — same fields every time. Anything the reader isn’t sure of goes to a person, not a guess.

How it works

Three steps, no hands on the wheel until the last one.

01

It reads the groups

A linked device sits in the groups on your watch list and records every post: text, photos, replies, deletions. Only the groups on the list.

02

It writes down what was said

Each post becomes a Listing (someone has) or a Requirement (someone wants), with the same fields filled in every time — in Malayalam, Manglish or English.

03

It finds the other side

Every new record is checked against your entire database, not just today’s messages. Promising pairs land in the Matches feed with a score and a plain reason.

What you get

A desk that keeps the whole market on file.

Around the clock capture

Read-only. Your groups, your watch list, editable at any time.

Three languages, one format

Malayalam, Manglish and English land in the same fields.

Photos come with it

The pictures posted with a flat stay attached to its record.

Matching that knows the map

Coordinates and neighbouring localities, not string-matching one spelling against another.

A score and a reason

Every proposed match says why. Accept, dismiss, or mark it for follow-up.

Start with inventory, not an empty screen

Import a group’s history from WhatsApp’s own chat export.

Inventory that stays honest

Records go stale on a clock, a deleted post reads as sold or withdrawn, duplicates are linked and never merged.

Reports that follow the work

Messages read, records found, matches proposed, accepted, closed — and what’s waiting on you.

The boundary

Read-only by design.

A desk that reads broker groups is only allowed to exist because it cannot act in them. These aren’t settings — they are the design.

  • 01Never sends, replies or reacts on WhatsApp.
  • 02Never invents a phone number.
  • 03Never accepts a match, or merges two records, on its own.
  • 04Never reads a one-to-one chat, or any group that is not on your watch list.

The machine proposes. Your people decide.

Nothing scrolls away.

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