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Text the listing agent from the MLS screen. One click reads the listing and opens Messages with number and text filled in. Setting up a showing usually means copying the agent's number off the MLS screen, opening Messages, pasting, then typing the address, the MLS number, and the time you want. AskTime turns that into one click. Open a listing in your MLS (OneKey Matrix today), click the P, and the showing request is already written: the property address, the MLS number, the agent's first name, and your showing time. Press Open in Messages and the Messages app opens with the agent's number and the text in place. You press send. What it does for you: 1. Reads the listing you already have on screen. Address, MLS number, listing agent, and the showing contact number. 2. Writes the request in your words. Set your signature once (name, brokerage, cell, card link) and it rides on every text. Edit the message once and AskTime remembers your wording. 3. Hands everything to Messages. Number and text carried over, and the text is also on your clipboard as a backstop. What it never does: 1. No account, no sign up, no server. Nothing leaves your computer. 2. No automatic sending. You always press send yourself. 3. No scraping. It reads one listing, on your click, on your screen. WHY THIS TOOL IS FREE AskTime comes from PropOS, and PropOS exists because real estate runs on retyping. The same deal gets typed into the contract, then the commission bill, then the CRM, then the email to the attorney. Every retype steals time from the work that actually pays you: showing houses, winning listings, closing deals. PropOS is built for the solo agent and the transaction coordinator, the people who carry the whole file themselves. Type the deal in once and the file holds itself: documents come out already filled in, every date sits where you can see it across all your deals, and the commission math is right the first time. It was built by a working Long Island agent who still closes every month, so it answers to the same deadlines you do. AskTime is a taste of that idea,