Comet is Perplexity AI’s new AI-native browser that works like a full-time digital co-pilot. Built on Chromium, it fuses natural-language search, instant summarisation and hands-free automation so you click less and think more.

For real-estate agents juggling listings, inboxes and inspections, Comet keeps everything in one flow: it can draft prospecting emails from Gmail, surface suburb data while you browse, and even lock-in buyer appointments without leaving the tab you’re on. By learning your habits it organises notes, tabs and documents automatically, turning scattered online tasks into an ordered workspace you can trust throughout every property campaign. 

Key Features

• Unified AI Search overlays any page, answering questions and citing sources without opening extra tabs, saving your mental energy.

• Comet Assistant clicks, types and autofills forms—perfect for uploading listings, booking photographers or completing contracts in seconds.

• @tab Context lets you quiz only the tabs already open, keeping research laser-focused on a specific suburb or vendor.

• Native Integrations with Gmail, Calendar, LinkedIn and Sheets let it draft replies, schedule open-home reminders and update buyer lists automatically.

• Memory-Based Browsing organises history, PDFs and videos so council documents or past CMAs are retrieved fast when needed. 

Use Cases for Agents

• Rapid Listing Research: highlight a street and ask Comet to summarise recent sales, median rent and school ratings in one sidebar.

• Vendor Email Drafting: select an enquiry thread and tell Comet to craft a friendly progress update, ready to send from Gmail.

• Social Media Captions: ask Comet for three Instagram captions highlighting new photos on the listing page you’re viewing.

• Appointment Coordination: in your calendar, ask Comet to find a 30-minute buyer slot, send invites and log a CRM note.

• Proposal Prep: open property-data tabs and ask @tab to build a listing-presentation outline you can paste into Canva. (DataCamp, Geeky Gadgets)

Suggested “Getting Started” Workflow

Pros & Cons for Real-Estate Agents