Opening in Calgary

Buying a home shouldn’t be this weird.

Like the house? Talk to the owner. See real homes, check the numbers, and deal directly with the person selling.

Join takes a minute. A founder follows up personally. Homes shown here are illustrative.

142 Elbow Crescent SW, a modern infill home
New today1 / 4
$649,0003 bd · 2 ba · 1,860 sqft
142 Elbow Crescent SW
Elbow Park · $349 / sqft
AskIs the furnace original?
How it works

Find it. Ask about it. Go see it. Make your move.

One app. One record of the whole deal.

01Discover
Swipe
$649,000
142 Elbow Crescent SW
$349 / sqft
Browse real homes

Owner-listed homes, one swipe at a time.

02Understand
Details
Built 1998
Tax $4,120 / yr
Carrying cost shown
Check the numbers

Price, size, taxes and monthly cost on the listing.

03Talk
Owner
Is the furnace original?
Replaced in 2019.
Answered by Maya
Ask the owner

Like the house? Message the person selling it.

04Tour
Sat
Showing requested
Saturday · 10:00 AM
Confirmed in the thread
Book a time

Request a showing. The owner confirms in the app.

05Offer
Version 3
Offer $642,000
Financing · Inspection
Awaiting seller
Make an offer

Price, conditions, dates. Every version kept.

06Close
19 days
Conditions in progress
Possession day 33
Lawyer handoff ready
Track the deal

Conditions tracked to the day. Your lawyer takes it to keys.

For buyers

You can stand in their kitchen. Now you can ask them a question.

See the home, the numbers and what to ask. Then talk to the owner.

How buying works →
142 Elbow Crescent SW
Elbow Park · 3 bd · 2 ba · 1,860 sqft
Example
Asking price
$649,000
$349 per sqft
Monthly cost
$3,945
at 10% down, 5.2%
Year built1998
Property tax$4,120 / yr
NeighbourhoodElbow River pathway · 4 min walk
Worth checkingFlood fringe — ask your insurer
Questions worth asking the owner
Why are you selling?
How old are the roof, furnace and hot water tank?
Any past water, foundation or insurance claims?
What’s included, and what isn’t?
Why this matters

Ask with a list, not a hunch

CLOSR gives you the questions an experienced buyer would ask. You decide what matters.

Know before you tour

Size, taxes and the monthly cost are on the listing before you book a Saturday.

Answers from the person who knows

Questions go to the owner, and the answers stay in the record.

CLOSR gives you the questions; you give the answers. It doesn’t value homes or advise on price.

For sellers

Know your house? Talk to the buyers.

You’ve lived here for years. You should get to talk about it. List it yourself, answer buyers yourself, and keep every offer in one thread.

01
List it yourself
Photos and the details, set up in the app.
02
Verified buyers only
Messages, showings and offers come from verified people.
03
Your showing times
Accept a request or propose another time.
04
Offers in one thread
Counter directly. Every version is kept.
$649,000New today
142 Elbow Crescent SW
Elbow Park · 3 bd · 1,860 sqft
3 questions answered
$598,000Price change
19 Kensington Close NW
Kensington · 2 bd · 1,340 sqft
Showing booked Saturday
$940,000Popular
7 Altadore Mews SW
Altadore · 4 bd · 2,680 sqft
Offer in review
How listings appear in the feed. Illustrative.
Why direct?

You should have a choice.

CLOSR gives you the software to handle more of the sale yourself. Bring in a lawyer, an inspector or an agent whenever you want one.

Control

You set the price, the showing times and the terms.

Transparency

The listing shows the details, the taxes and the monthly cost.

Direct

Questions go to the owner. Answers come from the owner.

Information

Disclosures and documents live on the listing.

Flexibility

Add a lawyer, inspector or agent. Nothing is bundled in.

Ownership

Every message, offer and condition in one record you can see.

On a $500,000 sale, a typical Alberta commission can run around $27,500.

CLOSR doesn’t build an agent commission into the transaction. If you bring an agent, you agree their fee directly.

The transaction

Offer to keys,
in one record.

Offers, counters, conditions and signing. Every deadline tracked.

Open a sample transaction →
142 Elbow Crescent SW — offer accepted, closing in 19 days Signed both sides
TimelineDocumentsMessages
Offer acceptedDay 18
$642,000 · signed by both parties in the app
Conditions5 days left
Financing due in 5 · inspection due in 4
LawyersUpcoming
The signed package goes to each party’s own lawyer
ClosingDay 37
Possession · title and closing handled by the lawyers
VerificationBefore contact

Both sides verified

ID checkConfirmed
Reviewed byA person at CLOSR
Name shown to sellerWhen you connect
ListingLive

The whole file, up front

Photos12
Documents4 uploaded
Visible toEveryone; contact by verified buyers
Deal recordAppend-only

Versioned, never overwritten

Offer versions3
Conditions tracked2
Signature statusBoth parties
Questions

Good questions.

It’s the software for buying and selling a home directly: listings, verification, messages, showings, offers and one record of the deal. CLOSR isn’t a brokerage and doesn’t act as anyone’s agent.

Yes. Both sides do, as in any Alberta sale. Once an offer is signed, your lawyer handles title and closing.

Yes, it’s your choice. If you bring one, you agree their fee with them directly. CLOSR never adds a commission to the price.

No. CLOSR shows you the listing’s details and the questions worth asking. Deciding what to offer is yours — with your own research, your lender, an appraiser or an agent if you want one.

You tell us what you’re buying or selling. One of the founders follows up personally. When CLOSR opens for your area, you verify once and you’re in.

Let’s make this less weird.

Tell us what you’re buying or selling. We’ll follow up personally, and invite you in when CLOSR opens for your area.