Kevv or Keystory: choose your starting point

Start with the task in front of you

If you have a listing and want a polished way to present it, start with Keystory. If you want to search OneKey properties while keeping client relationships close at hand, start with Kevv.

The distinction is useful even if you use both products. A client record and a property film solve different parts of an agent’s working day.

When Keystory fits

Keystory starts with a saved property. You can use its Chrome extension, import a supported Zillow link, or enter the details yourself. The saved listing becomes the material for a branded shortlist, a Buyer Report, a Flyer, or a property video.

You do not need to organize a CRM first. Pick the property, decide what you want to create, add your perspective, and review the result. English and Chinese client content are supported. Narrated videos can use your own voice.

When Kevv fits

Kevv connects OneKey search with client records and a text or voice assistant. Keep a person’s preferences and conversation notes with their record, then use that context while choosing properties and preparing material.

The OneKey feed determines the available coverage. A search result is a starting point for your review, not a substitute for confirming a home’s current details.

What stays separate

Keystory keeps its own website, Chrome extension, and listing library. Shared sign-in identity does not mean that all data, paid plans, or credits move between products. Check the account and plan in the product you are using.

A redesigned Kevv map search, closer video integration, and news content tools are still in development. For current availability, read the product overview and plans.