Fractal Share puts AI to work on appraisal reports while appraisers keep the judgment
A property appraisal needs more than a number: the professional must choose comparable sales, explain adjustments and defend a conclusion. Fractal Share’s Faye is designed to bring that supporting work into one AI-assisted workspace for residential and commercial appraisers. The company’s proposition is a division of labor. Faye prepares research and drafts around the property, while the appraiser reviews the evidence, makes the valuation decisions and signs the report. For an appraiser adapting to a new reporting format, a tool that organizes evidence alongside a draft could be useful without replacing professional judgment.
One file, two appraisal workflows
Faye’s residential workflow brings a property’s details, photographs, comparable sales and adjustment grid together. Comparable sales are transactions used to judge a property against similar ones; adjustments account for differences between them.
Fractal Share says users can compare sales, support adjustments and draft a report using the Uniform Appraisal Dataset 3.6 format. Its example is explicitly marked as a draft until a licensed appraiser signs it.
For commercial work, the company describes a file that brings sales, cost and income approaches together. An appraiser can weigh the resulting indications when reaching a final opinion of value.
That breadth gives Fractal Share a way to address two kinds of appraisal practice with the same underlying idea: organize the supporting work around an assignment, rather than offer a stand-alone automated price.
Selling support for the assignment
Fractal Share offers demonstrations and account creation. Its privacy policy describes subscription tiers, but the accessible material does not establish a current price or plan commitment.