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AI Clone · Video + Voice + Memory

A second you, working around the clock

A HeyGen-class video avatar plus an ElevenLabs-class voice clone, wired to a private knowledge base of your listings, scripts, and market. “You” greet leads, record personalized listing walkthroughs, and follow up 24/7, in your own face and voice.

  • HeyGen-class avatar
  • ElevenLabs-class voice
  • private knowledge base
  • always-on follow-up
One new listing, twelve personal videos, zero recording sessions

A listing goes live

  1. Script written

    From the listing data, the neighborhood, and your own talking points.

  2. Your face records it

    The avatar delivers the walkthrough. You were at a closing.

  3. Your voice narrates

    The voice clone reads it the way you would say it.

  4. Sent personally

    Each buyer gets a video addressed to them, not a mass email.

The knowledge base is private. It knows your listings and your market, and nobody else's.

Why it matters

48.2%

how often 315 people correctly sorted synthetic faces from real ones, against a 50% coin

Nightingale and Farid, AI-synthesized faces are indistinguishable from real faces and more trustworthy, PNAS, 2022

You can only be on one call, one video, one showing at a time. A digital twin scales the two things clients actually buy, your face and your voice, so personal attention stops being a bottleneck.

What it is

AI Clone, in plain terms

It is a digital twin: a video avatar that looks like you and a voice clone that sounds like you, both connected to a private knowledge base of your listings, your scripts, and your market. It can greet a lead, walk a buyer through a property, and follow up on a quiet conversation, in your face and your voice, while you are somewhere else.

The reason it matters is that the two things clients actually buy from an agent are your face and your voice, and both of them are stuck in one place at a time. A twin does not replace you on the deals that need you. It removes the ceiling on the personal attention you can give everyone else.

How it works

What happens, in order

  1. Build the twin

    A short recording session produces the avatar and the voice. The platform that renders them is licensed from its vendor rather than owned by anybody here. What is yours is your likeness, the footage it was built from, the scripts and the finished videos, and those are only ever used on your own content.

  2. Give it what it needs to know

    Your listings, your market data, your scripts, and the way you actually explain things go into a private knowledge base. That is what stops the twin from sounding like a stranger wearing your face.

  3. Decide what it may never say, and who watches

    The sentences that are expensive to get wrong in this trade look completely ordinary: a tax figure, a school, a boundary, a permit, a timeline. Those get named in advance, and either come from the record that governs them or do not get said at all. Then one person is named as the one who watches what goes out before it goes.

  4. Put it to work, and say so

    Personalized listing walkthroughs, lead greetings and follow-up messages get produced without a recording session, each carrying a spoken line saying it was assembled by software from a recording of you. That line costs four seconds and it is the only thing that reliably tells a viewer, because the research says they cannot work it out for themselves.

Use cases

Where it earns its keep

  • A personal video for every buyer on a new listing

    Twelve buyers matched a new listing. Each gets a walkthrough addressed to them by name, in your voice, instead of the same blast email everyone else sent.

  • The greeting that runs while you sleep

    A lead arrives at midnight and sees you welcome them by name. The first impression is made before you have read the notification.

  • Follow-up in your face rather than a fourth email

    The lead who went quiet three weeks ago gets a short video from you instead of the next identical message in a sequence. What that does to a reply rate is not something anybody has measured honestly, so this page does not claim it.

Limits

What it does not do

Every other section on this page is selling you something. This is the one that says where it stops. If a vendor cannot tell you this about their own product, you have learned something anyway.

  • It does not speak for anyone but you. It carries your likeness and your voice, only ever on your own content, and we do not build a likeness of anybody else, living or dead, at any price.
  • It does not say anything you have not already stood behind. The scripts come from your own material, so what it can say is bounded by what you put in it.
  • It does not know which sentences are the expensive ones. A tax figure, a school district, a boundary or a permit status all read like ordinary data and behave like liability, so those get decided by a person in advance rather than by a script.
  • It does not belong in the moments that need you. A twin scales the greeting, the walkthrough and the follow-up. The listing appointment and the hard conversation are still yours.
  • It does not reduce the amount of checking a business has to do. It increases it, because it increases the volume, and somebody has to watch what goes out.
  • It is not a secret. Every video says it was made with an AI avatar, and a twin that has to be hidden is being used for the wrong thing.

See it live

Easier to understand when you can touch it

Everything on this page is a node on the RealtyLT AI page: a galaxy that reshapes into a brain, with every service hanging off the core. Open the AI Clone node to read the same thing in its own habitat, and talk to the chat assistant while you are there, because that one is genuinely live.

AI Cloneone node on the hub

Questions

Asked and answered

The questions people actually ask about AI Clone, answered the way we would answer them on the phone. If yours is not here, ask us and we will add it.

What is an AI clone for a real estate agent?

It is a video avatar that looks like you and a voice clone that sounds like you, connected to a knowledge base of your listings and your market. It records personalized listing videos, greets leads, and follows up, so your face and your voice are no longer limited to one conversation at a time.

Will the videos actually look like me?

The avatar is built from a recording of you and the voice from your own speech, so what it is built from is entirely you. How convincing any particular result is depends on the recording and on the platform, and it is worth judging on your own footage rather than on a promise from a website. What is within anybody's control is the writing: the scripts come from your own material, which is what stops it reading like a template.

Is it legal to use an AI video of myself in my marketing?

Yes, and the paperwork is worth doing properly anyway. New York Civil Rights Law section 50 requires written consent obtained in advance before a living person's likeness or voice is used for advertising or trade, and where the person is you that is a document you sign once. Do it properly rather than informally: consent for one video is not consent for a model that can produce a thousand, and the useful part of the exercise is being made to write down what may be produced.

Can I make one of a colleague, or of a client?

A colleague, yes, with their own written permission, separate from their employment, and with an answer written down for what happens to the model when they leave. A client, no. A real client recorded with their permission is ordinary marketing; a synthesised version of them, or words they did not say assembled into their voice, is what several statutes exist to stop, and one of them is criminal in this state.

Do I have to tell people the video was made with AI?

Treat it as required whatever any particular rule says today, because published research says the viewer cannot work it out: 315 people sorting synthetic faces from real ones averaged 48.2 percent against a 50 percent coin flip, and 219 people who were trained and told the answer every time reached 59.0 percent and got no better with practice. A spoken sentence at the start costs four seconds and turns something a person could discover into something you told them.

Who owns the avatar and the voice?

Two answers, and they are worth keeping apart. The technology is licensed, not owned: the video runs on a HeyGen-class avatar platform and the voice on an ElevenLabs-class engine, and those models belong to the vendors who built them. What is yours is your likeness, the recording it was built from, the scripts and the finished videos. Those are used only on your content, never licensed on to anybody else, and deleted on request.

Read more

Written up in more detail

  • August 26, 2026

    Fourteen Videos Went Out in Your Face. You Have Watched None of Them.

    Fourteen statements were published in your name to fourteen people who now believe you said them. Whose face and voice a business may reproduce, why New York's oldest privacy statute makes the wrong version a misdemeanour, what happened when 315 people tried to tell synthetic faces from real ones, and the cost of a digital twin that nobody quotes.

  • July 30, 2026

    Nobody Leaves a Voicemail Anymore. They Call the Next Agent.

    A missed call leaves no name, no message and no record that anybody wanted you. Here is what an AI voice agent actually does when the phone rings at 9:42 on a Sunday, the one thing that decides whether it works, and the disclosure rules nobody selling one mentions.

  • July 12, 2026

    Your Website Answered That Buyer at 11:40pm. Did You?

    Somebody read your listing at twenty to midnight with one question, and you answered at nine the next morning. What an AI chat assistant actually does in that gap, why the number this whole category is sold on cannot be sourced, and what to ask before you buy one.

Want AI Clone running in your business?

Tell us what you do today and we will tell you honestly whether this is the right place to start. If it is not, we will say which one is.

Levan Tsiklauri

Builds these. Answers the phone himself.

(917) 905-7923