Goby Homes.
Every deal connected.
Built to collaborate.
Anviam designed and developed Goby Homes' web application, connecting team communication, tasks and transaction workflows through Figma, React.js and Node.js.
From team conversations
to coordinated deals.
- Figma UI/UX design
- React.js frontend
- Node.js backend
- Complete web app
Conceptual workflow illustration · Not a product screenshot
One Workspace for the People and Actions Behind the Deal
- The productA collaborative workspace for real-estate transactions.
- Anviam's contributionFigma design, React.js frontend and Node.js backend.
- The purposeKeep communication and transaction actions connected.
A Collaborative Workspace for the People Behind Every Property Deal
Goby Homes combines team communication with transaction and task management. Anviam's work covers Figma design, React.js frontend development and Node.js backend development.
The Product
A real-estate collaboration portal for brokerages, agents, clients and transaction professionals, focused on deal coordination rather than a property-search marketplace.
Different Participants, Shared Context
Brokerage staff, agents, clients and external professionals have different responsibilities. The product makes collaboration practical while respecting access boundaries.
Keeping Conversations, Responsibilities and Records Aligned
Requirements that follow from the product purpose, not a reconstructed history of incidents.
Conversations Tied to the Deal
Team discussion needs transaction context so participants can find the relevant update without reconstructing it from disconnected messages.
Ownership of the Next Action
Tasks, due dates and approval states need clear ownership. A notification should connect to an understandable action rather than adding another alert.
Documents With Controlled Access
Multiple parties share documents and request decisions. Clear versions, permissions and status stop a draft being mistaken for an approved record.
Key Dates and Milestones
Transactions run on deadlines. Scheduling, key-date visibility and reminders need to stay in step with the current deal and task state.
Figma, React.js and Node.js, Delivered Together
The design and application layers below were confirmed directly in the project brief.
Figma UI/UX Design
Designed the interface in Figma for a collaborative real-estate workspace.
React.js Frontend
Developed the frontend: deal context, navigation, task status and readable communication flows.
Node.js Backend
Developed the backend supporting the application's collaboration and transaction workflows.
Connected Delivery
Worked across design, frontend and backend so the interface connects to real application behaviour.
Communication and Transaction Tools in One Deal Workspace
Feature context from Goby Homes' public pages; current capabilities may extend beyond the original engagement.
Collaborate
- Deal-centred shared workspace
- Real-time messaging between participants
- Integrated video meetings
- Brokerage office updates and reminders
Coordinate
- Task assignment and shared progress
- Calendar and key-date visibility
- Workflow notifications and alerts
Close
- Share, sign and store documents
- Review and approval steps
- Closing with an archived digital record
Create the Workspace. Align the Team. Move the Deal Forward.
Following Goby Homes' public How It Works page. Exact screen order, permissions and integrations were not inspected.
Create the project
Start a transaction workspace for the deal.
Invite participants
Bring the relevant transaction members into the shared context.
Communicate and assign
Discuss updates and allocate the next actions.
Organise documents
Manage the files and forms the transaction needs.
Coordinate the workflow
Follow responsibilities towards the next milestone.
Review and approve
Collect review decisions, signatures and approvals.
Close the transaction
Complete closing once the necessary steps are resolved.
Archive the record
Preserve the transaction record under the retention policy.
A Collaboration Product With Clear Application Boundaries
Engineering questions relevant to the confirmed stack, not claims about an inspected internal implementation.
Workspace and participant access
Define who can view, contribute, approve and administer within each deal, and enforce permissions at the backend, not only by hiding interface elements.
Conversation and notification state
Distinguish message submission, delivery and visibility. Coordinate notifications with current task and deal state so stale alerts do not obscure the next action.
Tasks and workflow transitions
Define ownership, due dates, completion rules and dependencies, and review how concurrent edits affect the transaction state.
Document versions and decisions
Keep files, versions, reviewers and approval status associated. A signature workflow needs its own provider and evidence assessment.
React and Node.js integration
Agree request contracts, error states and recovery behaviour between frontend and backend.
Traceability and retention
Define what activity is recorded, who can access the history and how long it remains available, with archiving reconciled against the retention policy.
A Connected Foundation for Real-Estate Collaboration
Anviam's delivery joins Figma design, React.js frontend and Node.js backend development in one product.
Useful measures include task completion, overdue work, approval waiting time, missing-document requests and navigation errors. No closing-speed, conversion, ROI or adoption figure is claimed.
Coordination Within One Product
Team interaction and transaction actions brought together in a shared application experience.
Transaction Privacy, Document Access and Accountable Workflows
Obligations depend on jurisdiction, data, contracts and implementation. No independent certification or compliance audit is asserted.
Personal and Transaction Data
Identities, contact details, property information and transaction documents handled with appropriate notices, purposes and retention.
Deal-Specific Access
Access for staff, agents, clients and invited professionals, limited or removed when roles change or participation ends.
Document and Signature Evidence
Version control, signer identity, approval evidence and record integrity assessed for the actual signing setup.
Encryption Claims Need Evidence
The public site advertises end-to-end encryption; this is a publisher claim, not an audited security result.
Closing and Record Retention
Archived records reconciled with applicable retention, deletion and contractual requirements.
Third-Party Communication Services
Provider access, processing terms and sensitive content in notifications or video workflows reviewed.
Why Anviam for Your Real-Estate Collaboration Platform?
Bring design and application development together around deal participants, communication and transaction workflows.
Talk Through Your Project- Design connected to development: Figma design with frontend and backend implementation.
- React.js application experience for deal context, navigation and actionable tasks.
- Node.js backend delivery behind collaboration and transaction actions.
- Real-estate workflow context built around brokerages, agents, clients and professionals.
- Communication and tasks together, close to documents and milestones.
- Document-led planning of review steps, versions and access boundaries.
- Clear permission requirements for workspace membership and participant roles.
- Evidence-led success measures agreed before publishing efficiency claims.
Sources and evidence
Scope supplied by Anviam: Figma design, React.js frontend and Node.js backend development. Public features may reflect later releases. No authenticated workflows or source code were inspected.