Rail, road and the daily commute — committed and under-construction works only.
Drop in the pack — the renders, the plans, the rental appraisal, the suburb notes. Foliokin sets it into an interactive brochure and two press-ready editions. Magazine-grade, in minutes, under your name.
Plate I · Harbour elevation, blue hour
Curved glass on a mirror-still bay.

A listing informs. An edition is remembered.
Buyers decide in the first three seconds of a page. Foliokin gives every property a title sequence and a printed keepsake — so the collateral finally matches the price on the sign.
One disciplined line runs every property — no template to fight, no designer to brief, no week of waiting on a studio.
Drop the builder's folder — renders, floor plans, elevations, site plan, specs & finishes, rental appraisal, price list, suburb profile. Foliokin itemises every file, shared assets sorted from per-lot ones.
53 files · 12 lots · 3 configsIt fans focused searches across the area, then fetches and re-reads every source. Invented links and invented numbers are stripped before they can travel any further.
Sourced, not inventedEvery research note, comparable and statistic waits at a human gate. Nothing reaches a brochure until you have cleared it.
Your sign-offApproved facts only — written behind a numeric fence and set into a themed edition. Copy, layout and imagery composed together, under your brand.
Themed · on-brandOut comes an interactive web brochure, an emailable A4 and a press-ready A4 — one set per lot. A twelve-lot release becomes twelve folios.
Web · email · printDeterministic where it can be, AI only where judgement is needed — nine passes, each leaving an auditable trail from folder to finished edition.
The builder's pack is unpacked and every file itemised into shared vs per-lot assets. Anything ambiguous is surfaced for a human — never quietly guessed.
Images are classified by heuristics — AI only for the ambiguous remainder — then normalised, letterbox bars trimmed, colour-graded, low-res flagged and AI-upscaled, and drawings extracted out of PDFs.
One decode per asset yields two A4 JPEG masters — a light email master and a press master — so nothing is re-encoded twice.
One focused web search per amenity domain, run concurrently — or grounded in the developer's own suburb document and cited to it.
Nearby sales scored on config, size, radius and recency into an indicated value band. Undisclosed sales excluded.
Median, growth, yield, rent, vacancy, population and LGA rank — each cited and verified; yield recomputed from rent for self-consistency.
Written only on approved facts, behind a numeric fence that drops any sentence introducing a number the sources never carried.
Image keys resolve to URLs, sections compose, and sources become on-page attributions — one resolved edition the renderers share.
The interactive web brochure and a two-tier PDF (email + print) render from that single resolved edition.

Fifty-three files land in a folder. Foliokin classifies them by heuristics — reaching for AI only on the ambiguous remainder — then normalises, trims the letterbox bars, colour-grades, flags anything low-res and AI-upscales it, and lifts the floor plans straight out of the PDFs. One decode per asset; two A4 masters out.

One focused web search per amenity domain, run concurrently and framed for an investor: only what is committed, under construction or announced — no fluff. Hand it the developer's own suburb profile and the research grounds itself in that document — citations extracted, structuring constrained to a URL whitelist, invented links stripped.
Rail, road and the daily commute — committed and under-construction works only.
Catchment schools and new campuses — funded, announced, cited to source.
Hospitals and clinics within reach — verified, never assumed.
The jobs pipeline and precinct-scale builds nearby — committed capital.
Supermarkets, high streets and centres — built or under construction.
Libraries, councils and civic anchors — on the public record.
Reserves, aquatic centres and clubs — delivered or funded.
Business parks and innovation precincts — announced and backed.
Grounded & verified · committed, under construction or announced — each finding cited to source
Because a wrong number in a property brochure is a liability — not a typo.
Focused searches across transport, education, health, employment & major projects, retail, community, recreation and enterprise — investor-framed, committed, under construction or announced only. Hand it a suburb profile and the research is grounded in that document and cited to it.
Each finding's source is fetched and read back: asserted dollar figures must appear on the page, keywords must corroborate. Facts are marked verified, mismatch or unresolved — and credibility is scored from the domain, not the model's opinion of itself.
Every research item, comparable and statistic waits for a person to approve it before it can reach a brochure.
Copy is written only on approved facts. Any sentence that introduces a number which was not in the sourced inputs is dropped — so a hallucinated stat can never reach the page.
Every figure carries its own source and is checked before it prints. Gross yield is recomputed from rent for self-consistency. Indicative, never advice.
Ranked on config · size · radius · recency. Undisclosed sales excluded.
Indicative — not financial advice+6.8% p.a. compounding over ten years — each point on the series cited to source and verified.
Benchmarked against the greater-region series so the story holds its own context. Indicative — not financial advice.
Indicative only · not financial advice · undisclosed sales excluded · sample figures illustrative
Kitchens, living, the light off the floor — normalised, colour-graded and set to the same key as the cover, then AI-upscaled if the render came in soft.
Kitchen, morning light
Living, north aspect
Principal suite
Kitchen, evening lightFloor plans and site plans are pulled straight from the builder's drawing set — deskewed, set on a measured sheet and rendered at 300 DPI. The layout a buyer walks in their head prints as sharp as the cover, schedule and all.

From a single decode: a living web brochure, an A4 sized to send, and an A4 built for the press — one per lot, under your brand. Composed together, not templated apart.
The interactive page, both PDF tiers, the multi-lot fan-out and the white-label themes — the specifics of what lands in your hands.
A living page a buyer opens on any phone — full-bleed film, floor plans that breathe, zoomable street & satellite maps, lightbox galleries. Lead-capture and view analytics are built into the last spread; the attribution footer rides along, theme-aware in light or dark.

The print tier: A4 at 300 DPI, long edge up to 3508px at q90, real bleed and crop marks. One decode makes both masters — send it straight to the printer or the framer.
The email tier: A4 at 150 DPI, long edge capped at 1754px, JPEG q80 — three to eight megabytes, sized to actually land in an inbox looking commissioned, not attached.
A twelve-lot release fans out to a brochure per lot, plus a single lots-zip. Shared assets stay shared; per-lot assets follow their lot.
White-label themes — dark-luxury, classic, editorial or coastal — and a brand voice per tenant. Foliokin is the press; you are the masthead.
Your logo on every edition, your colour palette, your brand voice — set into one of four house themes. The engine runs silently underneath; every folio publishes as your agency's, not ours.
Gold on near-black. Cinematic — the flagship look.
Ivory and deep green. Restrained, estate-grade.
Warm paper, hard contrast, one signal accent.
Soft light, slate blue and sand. Airy, waterfront.
Your mark sits in the masthead of every edition — web, email and print — with a cleanly typeset wordmark as fallback when no logo is supplied.
Colour and typeface flow through the cover, headings and captions, so the whole edition is set to your brand — not a template wearing your name.
A brand voice per tenant shapes how the copy reads — measured, editorial or warm — so the words sound like your agency, not the machine.
Every plate here is one folio — the same engine, a different masthead. Hover to read the edition.

A themed locator places the residence in its state and country; street and satellite — MapTiler with Esri and Maxar imagery — render the streets and aerials at 300 DPI for print. Every map is drawn in your palette, not a greyed-out screenshot.
Licensing-aware routing picks the right provider for each job — and every brochure carries its source attribution, no exceptions.
Address → property, imagery, attributes and comparables. Per-agency licence via OAuth.
Population, growth and the household story behind a suburb — official and current.
Location and aerial context, rendered print-safe — not a greyed-out screenshot.
Live market context on the interactive page, wherever licensing allows it.
A metered API (fk_live_ keys) lets other platforms — an agency CRM, a portal — generate brochures on demand. The engine is a zero-dependency, ports-based core, so it drops in anywhere.
fk_live_••••••••••••"Every brochure renders its source attribution — by licence, on every edition."
Mandatory · web · email · printThe facility of the press, top to bottom — from the folder it ingests to the editions it prints.
"The brochure used to be the reason a launch slipped a week. Now it's the first thing that's ready — and the best-looking thing we send."
Bring one property. We'll set the edition — free — so you can see your name on the masthead before you decide a thing.
No card · one property set on us