None of that is a technology problem. It is a power problem. The market is built so that whoever holds your contact details controls the conversation. So we built the marketplace the other way round.
You post anonymously. Accepting an offer opens a chat, not a phone line. Your number moves only when you decide it moves, and the server enforces that, not a policy page.
Every agent submits a national ID that a person reviews before they can answer anything. No verification, no access. Agents who prove a professional record earn the gold badge on top.
A listing is a shop window. An offer is a named, verified professional answering the specific thing you asked for, with a price and a delivery date attached to their reputation.
Buyers rate the agent they dealt with, and that rating sits on a public profile. Good work compounds. Bad work does too.
A portal makes money when you browse. It has no reason to shorten your search, and no reason to care whether a listing is still available. Domando has no listings to browse. There is only your request and the offers that answer it, which means the only way the product succeeds is if you find the property.
We are building Domando in Cairo, for Egypt first. Coverage starts across greater Cairo, the North Coast and El Gouna, and grows from there.
