Micasa

Save property details once and autofill real-estate forms faster. Saved data and field matching stay local in your browser.

Micasa helps real-estate professionals, property owners and agencies save property information once and reuse it across real-estate listing forms. Create reusable property profiles containing details such as location, address, price, property type, rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, floor area, parking, energy information, amenities and other listing data. When you open a real-estate form, select a property in Micasa and click “Autofill this page”. Micasa analyzes the visible form locally, identifies supported fields and fills matching empty fields with the information you saved. Key features: Save and manage multiple property profiles Autofill supported real-estate listing forms Support for common real-estate fields used in Italy, Spain, the United States, Canada and Australia Intelligent field recognition for labels, dropdowns and modern web forms Local Site Profiles that can improve field recognition over time Optional professional/agent profile Import and export local backups Delete all locally stored Micasa data at any time No account required No advertising or tracking Privacy by design Property profiles, optional professional details, preferences and Site Profiles are stored locally in Chrome. When you explicitly request autofill, Micasa locally examines the active form and limited technical information such as field labels, attributes and the website hostname in order to identify supported fields. Micasa does not send your property profiles, professional details or scanned form content to Micasa servers. Micasa only accesses the active page when you explicitly use the autofill feature. It does not continuously monitor your browsing activity. How to use Micasa Create a property profile. Open a real-estate listing form. Open Micasa and select the property. Click “Autofill this page”. Review the completed fields before submitting the listing. Micasa is designed to assist with data entry. Real-estate websites use different forms and custom controls, so some fields may require manual completion or review.