Understand the property
Bring together important property information, survey findings and issues worth investigating before you commit.
One clearer home-buying journey
From property questions to practical action
Keyvo is being built around three outcomes—not a collection of disconnected tools.
Understand the purchase
See what has happened, what remains outstanding and whether the transaction appears to be moving normally.
Take the right next action
Know who appears to own the next step, what to ask and when a more specific follow-up may be useful.
Available now
Check whether your purchase is progressing normally
Enter the milestones you know and Keyvo will estimate your current stage, likely completion window and practical questions to ask next.
- No account required
- Free personalised timeline assessment
- Optional email reminders and saved progress
The Keyvo journey
One connected view from offer to keys
The timeline checker is the first working part of a broader buyer-first platform. Future features are labelled clearly below.
Coming soon
Know exactly what happens next
Once your offer is accepted, Keyvo helps you track progress, organise documents and keep on top of every stage of the purchase. No more searching through emails or wondering who you're waiting on.
- Track every milestone from offer to completion
- Keep documents, contacts and notes together
- See what needs attention and what's already done
Available now
Purchase tracking
Timeline assessment, likely completion range, progress updates and reminders.
Available now
Purchase snapshots
A clear email record of the current position, important deadlines and next steps.
Planned
Transaction intelligence
Identify unusual inactivity, likely blockers, conflicting information and the most useful next action.
In development
Property intelligence
Bring property data, survey findings and purchase documents into one evidence-linked view.
Professional pilot
Shared progress
Help buyers and professionals work from the same record without replacing existing case-management systems.
Longer term
Property record
Carry key documents, warranties and property history into a useful post-completion record.
Coming soon
Know what you're buying before you commit
Powerful insights at your fingertips, helping you make an informed decision about risks that often aren't discovered until much later
EPC Ratings
See energy efficiency and running costs.
Flood Risk
Check flood risk and plan with confidence.
Crime Rates
View local crime statistics and trends.
Planning Applications
See nearby planning applications.
Schools & Broadband
Explore schools and broadband availability.
Data sourced from trusted UK public datasets and official records.
Professional pilot
Help clients understand progress without adding more chasing
Keyvo is being designed to help estate agents, brokers and conveyancers identify unclear next steps, improve buyer readiness and reduce repetitive progress questions.
We are inviting a small number of independent property professionals to shape the first pilot. No integration or system replacement is required at this stage.
Join the professional pilotWhat the pilot will test
- Whether clearer buyer guidance reduces avoidable chasing
- Which transaction signals help staff prioritise intervention
- What information can be shared without duplicating existing systems
- Which outcomes are valuable enough for businesses to pay for
Frequently Asked Questions
Common home buying questions
A few quick answers to the questions buyers often ask when they start the process.
How long does it take to buy a house?
Most purchases take around 8 to 16 weeks from offer acceptance to completion, although chains, leasehold properties, mortgage delays and solicitor enquiries can make this longer.
What happens after my offer is accepted?
- Instruct a solicitor or conveyancer
- Submit your full mortgage application
- Arrange a property survey
- Wait for searches and enquiries
- Exchange contracts
- Complete and collect your keys
Do I need a survey?
A survey is not legally required, but it is strongly recommended. A mortgage valuation is mainly for the lender, while a survey helps you understand the condition of the property before you commit.
What is conveyancing?
Conveyancing is the legal process of transferring ownership of a property. Your solicitor or conveyancer handles contracts, searches, enquiries, lender requirements and registration of ownership.
When will Keyvo launch more tools?
We are continually working on developing new tools to help buyers. Sign up to get early access, product updates and the chance to influence which features are built next.