Brochures that build themselves.
A designed A4 document for every listing, generated from the same record as your page at the moment somebody asks for it. Change the price once and both are right.
Every brochure you have ever made went stale the day the price moved. Then it lived on in a client’s phone, quoting a number you no longer stand behind.
An evening in a design tool for a PDF that is wrong within a week.
The page says one price, the brochure another, the portal a third.
The permit block is the first thing cut when the layout gets tight.
How it works
The whole workflowThe listing arrives
From the XML feed your brokerage already sends the portals, from a brochure PDF you upload and the extractor reads for you to check, or from your own typing. Price, specification and the permit fields; photographs are added here, because a feed does not carry them.
There is nothing to choose
No template picker and no layout to maintain. The document’s shape is decided by what the listing holds: the cover, the specification, each photograph, the floor plan, the location and the all-in cost table — and a section with no content is dropped rather than printed empty.
It is made when it is asked for
Nothing is stored. The listing at the moment of the request is the current version, which is what makes “regenerated on change” cost nothing — there is no job to run and no cache to bust. Download it from your dashboard, from the property page, or from a Selection.
A copy you hand over is traceable
Prepare a named copy for a client and the name is printed on the document rather than hidden in it — the point of a named copy is that you can tell where it went if it is forwarded. The named route stays behind your login, so nobody can forge a “prepared for” line on it.
A portal listing page is never requested. Everything arrives from a source you control.
What you get
A document that is always the current one.
Every download is built from the record at that instant. What the client is holding is what is true, and a price change needs no second action from you.
No caption invented for a photograph, because there is no caption column. No schematic floor plan with six made-up room areas. No yield without your own stated rent and the listing’s own service charge. A page can be corrected; a PDF in somebody’s inbox cannot.
Permit number, permit type, the issuing licence, the expiry date and the Madmoun verification code are part of the document, not a section that can be dropped. Every page carries the footer band, so a single forwarded sheet still says who to ring.
Studio corrects exposure, colour and geometry in one pass and writes new files beside the original, which is never overwritten. The document prints the corrected version and the original stays downloadable at full size.
Made by hand, or generated
Same listing · same photographsWhat we never do
The rules this feature runs on, on every plan and in every month of the trial.
Fair questions
More of them on the home page.
Or ask a person — we reply.
Can I edit the brochure by hand?
You edit the listing and the document follows. That is the point rather than a limitation: a file you can edit separately is a second version of the truth, and it is the one that ends up quoting last month’s price in somebody’s phone.
Does it print well?
It is A4 exactly — 210 by 297 millimetres on screen and at print, not an aspect ratio that happens to be close. The print styles are part of the document and the render runs with JavaScript switched off, so the same request produces the same pages every time.
Is it available in Arabic?
Not yet, and we would rather say so here than have you find out from the file. The standard PDF fonts cannot represent Arabic at all, so Arabic text is removed rather than breaking the whole document. Proper Arabic needs an embedded typeface, which is a font-licensing decision rather than a code change.
Works with
Never rebuild a brochure again.
Fourteen days, no card. Publish one listing and the document exists — there is nothing to generate and nothing to keep in sync.