Cessna + her AI Twin TC.
Licensed CA agent since 2000 · Broker since 2004
Stop paying $500 a side
for human error.
Meet your AI Transaction Coordinator. Upload a contract, get an instant compliance audit, and auto-open escrow in 30 seconds — every audit co-signed by a licensed CA broker.
No credit card. 1 free RPA audit. Broker + AI — never AI alone.
The workflow
Signed contract to open escrow — in 30 seconds flat.
TwinTC isn't a scanner — it's your digital twin. It acts on your behalf using your preferred vendors, your tone, your timeline. And every step is reviewed by a human broker before it leaves your hands.
- 01
Drop the RPA
Drag your fully executed Residential Purchase Agreement into the deal room. PDFs, scans, anything.
- 02
Instant audit
AI scans every page for missing initials, signatures, and extracts your full timeline — Day 1 through COE. Then a CA broker reviews it.
- 03
Auto-draft escrow
Pre-written email to your Title Officer with the RPA attached. Review, hit Approve & Send.
- 04
Schedule inspections
Home, pest, roof, sewer — all your preferred vendors emailed simultaneously within the contingency window.
Loved by California agents
Closing more deals, with less stress.
Real California agents. Real RPAs. Real money saved every month — with a broker double-checking every step.
"I closed 4 deals last month with TwinTC. My old TC charged $600 a side — that's $4,800 saved in 30 days. The escrow auto-open alone is worth the subscription."
Marcus T.
Broker Associate · Bay Area
"Caught a missing buyer initial on page 11 that would have delayed COE by a week. TwinTC paid for itself before I even sent my first inspector email."
Priya K.
Listing Agent · Los Angeles
"In Napa, our TC fees run $750–$1,000 a side. TwinTC handles the busywork so I can focus on clients and vineyards — not chasing signatures at 9pm."
Diana R.
Wine Country Realtor · Napa Valley
Your next deal closes itself.
Send us one RPA. We'll audit it, open escrow, and book your inspectors — free. Reviewed by a licensed CA broker before anything goes out.