One cohesive product language across every surface: consumer web, the mobile app,
all seven exchange hubs, and the QI Ops & Platform Ops consoles. Pick a section in
the left rail — each one fills the screen, current beside redesigned, with a
short note on what changed and why it’s better.
Switch instantly
Use the left rail 0–9. Sections swap in place — the page never scrolls to find them.
Compare side by side
Where today’s app exists, Current sits next to Redesigned, both filling the height.
Read the “why”
The panel beside each frame explains the change. Collapse it to give the frames more room.
Try light & dark
Toggle the theme top-right. It persists, and every surface supports both.
Open1031 — the redesign. Every frame is a live, real mockup.
Synthetic demo data only (Matt Belcher · 456 Sunset Blvd · $850,000 · EX-2026-0047).
Built on the real app theme — light + dark, Lucide icons, accessible for a 30s–60+ audience.
One data-driven flow engine drives every exchange type — not parallel hub sets.
Each hub carries its own canonical color, the phase-aligned timeline the founder liked,
and injected type-specific steps. Open any hub to explore it full screen.
8 Supporting surfacesThe rest of the operating picture
The surrounding surfaces that complete the platform — the evolved Documents
experience and the closing package the QI assembles and shares. Each opens full screen.
Non-forward exchanges have genuinely different timelines, and the UI shows it. The
dashboard switcher in Consumer Web swaps the whole journey. Neela threads through every
surface as a plain-language 1031 expert.
What changedOne data-driven flow engine instead of parallel hub sets per type. Each type reorders hubs, injects steps, and re-anchors deadlines. Neela is consistent across web and mobile as the 1031 expert.
Why it’s betterReverse and improvement clients see their actual timeline, not a forward stand-in. Less to maintain — one engine, four configurations. Expert guidance is always one tap away, reducing support load.