What Is PropKaki? Your Singapore Property Kaki, Explained

What Is PropKaki? Your Singapore Property Kaki, Explained

One app that answers any Singapore property question — what a place is worth, what you can afford, and who you're dealing with — from real URA, HDB and data.gov.sg data, with the working shown.

By Nathan TangUpdated 8 July 2026
Quick Summary

PropKaki is a Singapore property AI assistant — one app for buyers, owners, sellers and property agents. It draws on real URA private-transaction data, HDB resale records, live listings and Singapore's official rules to answer everyday property questions: what a home is worth, what you can afford after ABSD, LTV, TDSR and CPF, what's happening in the market, and what an agent is strong in. Every figure comes with the data behind it, and when the data is thin, PropKaki says so instead of guessing. It's built specifically for Singapore, and free to use during launch.

What Is PropKaki? Your Singapore Property Kaki, Explained

Ask most people what a home is really worth, what they can actually afford after stamp duty and CPF, or whether the agent in front of them knows their stuff — and the honest answer is that it's hard to know. The data exists, but it's scattered across portals, spreadsheets and group chats, and most of it is trying to sell you something.

PropKaki puts it in one place. It's a Singapore property app you can ask anything — and it answers from real data, and shows its working.

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What is PropKaki?

Key Takeaway

PropKaki is a Singapore property AI assistant — one app that answers any property question here, grounded in real URA, HDB and data.gov.sg data, with the working shown.

PropKaki is your property kaki — a Singapore property AI assistant that lives in one app. Instead of hopping between listing portals, stamp-duty calculators and agent hearsay, you ask PropKaki a question in plain English and it answers from the real numbers.

Ask it what an HDB flat or condo is worth, what you can afford after the stamp duties and loan limits, what's selling in a project, how the market is moving, or what an agent actually specialises in — and you get a straight answer, with the transactions and rules behind it. It works on the web and inside WhatsApp.

The point isn't more data. It's an answer you can act on — and one that's honest when the data can't support it.

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What does "kaki" mean — and why the name?

Key Takeaway

"Kaki" is Singlish for a buddy or mate. PropKaki is the property buddy on your side — the one who shows you the receipts.

In Singlish, a kaki is your buddy — the mate you'd call before a big decision, the one who tells you straight.

Buying, selling or renting property in Singapore is exactly that kind of decision: high stakes, unfamiliar, and full of people who are paid on the outcome. PropKaki is built to be the knowledgeable friend in your corner. It gives you a genuinely useful read, and it shows its working so you can check it yourself. Not a salesperson, not an opaque portal — a kaki who's on your side.

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What can you actually ask PropKaki?

Key Takeaway

Anything about a Singapore property decision — value, affordability, a specific project or agent, the market — all in one app, in plain language.

You ask; the app does the rest. In one conversation you can:

  • See what a place is worth — a grounded read on any HDB or condo from real recent transactions, by floor, stack and project.
  • Work out what you can afford — your real ceiling after ABSD, LTV, TDSR and CPF, with the loan scenarios laid out plainly.
  • Research a project — the facts, past transactions, nearby MRT and schools, and how prices move by floor and stack.
  • Check an agent — what they're strong in and how active they are, from public CEA and transaction records.
  • Compare options and read the market — weigh two projects, see the odds a purchase is later sold at a profit, and track where HDB and private prices are heading.

The individual tools each have their own page, but you don't have to pick one — the app reaches for the right data based on what you ask.

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Where does PropKaki get its data?

Key Takeaway

From official and live sources — URA caveats, HDB resale records, data.gov.sg, and current listings across the major portals — plus Singapore's own property rules.

PropKaki is grounded in the same sources a good agent would cite:

  • URA caveat data for private-residential transactions — the official record lodged on every sale.
  • HDB resale records and other open data from data.gov.sg.
  • Live listings aggregated across PropertyGuru, 99.co and EdgeProp, de-duplicated so the same unit isn't counted twice.
  • Singapore's rules — Buyer's and Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty, Seller's Stamp Duty, TDSR, LTV limits and CPF usage.

Every number is shown with its source — that's the 'show your working' part. When a sample is too thin to be reliable, PropKaki says so rather than publishing a shaky figure. The full detail is on our methodology page.

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Who is PropKaki for?

Key Takeaway

Everyone making a Singapore property decision — buyers, owners, sellers and landlords — and the property agents who advise them. Same data, framed for what each side needs.

PropKaki is for anyone weighing a Singapore property decision: a buyer wondering if a price is fair, an owner deciding whether to sell, a landlord checking the rent, or someone trying to work out which agent to trust.

It's also for the property agents who use the same engine to advise clients and win listings — valuations, comparables, market reads and client-ready output. Same data, same app, two framings. If you're an agent, here's what PropKaki does for you.

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How is PropKaki different from a general AI like ChatGPT?

Key Takeaway

General AI answers from broad training data and isn't wired to live Singapore property data. PropKaki is — so its numbers are real, current and sourced.

A general assistant like ChatGPT is powerful, but it answers from broad training data and isn't connected to live Singapore property records. Ask it for a specific PSF or an ABSD figure and it may give you a confident-sounding guess.

PropKaki is built the other way round: around official, current sources — URA transactions, HDB resale records, live listings and Singapore's rules — so its answers reflect real local data, with the working shown. And when it doesn't have something, it tells you, instead of filling the gap with a plausible number.

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The biggest misconception about PropKaki

It isn't a listings portal, and it isn't a property agency. It's a tool that helps you understand — and it's upfront about what it can't do.

The easy assumption is that PropKaki is 'another property portal', or some kind of agency. It's neither.

A portal's job is to show you listings; PropKaki's job is to help you understand them — is this priced fairly, can I afford it, what's it likely worth. And PropKaki is not a licensed estate agency or valuer: it gives you data, estimates and tools to inform your own decision and your agent's professional judgement — not formal valuation or advice. It's also honest about its limits: things like unit-level views, live mortgage package rates or exact HDB grant amounts, it will tell you it doesn't have, rather than guess.

8

Is PropKaki free?

Key takeaway

Yes — PropKaki is free to use during launch, with no credit card needed.

PropKaki is free for a limited time during launch. You can create an account and start using the available tools without a credit card while launch access is open.

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Is PropKaki only for Singapore?

Key takeaway

Yes. PropKaki is built specifically around Singapore's market — HDB and private residential, local transaction data, and Singapore's rules.

Yes. PropKaki is designed around Singapore's property market — HDB resale and private residential, local transaction patterns, and Singapore rules such as Buyer's Stamp Duty, Additional Buyer's Stamp Duty and TDSR. The data, the language and the tools all reflect how property actually works here.

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About PropKaki, its data, and what this isn't

Key Takeaway

PropKaki is made in Singapore (propkaki.com, UEN 53525772D). Figures are for general information, drawn from official sources — not financial or valuation advice.

PropKaki is a Singapore property app at propkaki.com, run by a Singapore-registered business (UEN 53525772D). It's the property assistant for buyers, owners, sellers and agents here.

The figures across PropKaki come from URA, HDB and data.gov.sg data and Singapore's published property rules, refreshed each reporting period and shown with their source. PropKaki is not a licensed valuer or financial adviser, and its outputs are meant to inform your decision, not replace formal advice — always verify against the primary source (URA, HDB, IRAS, CPF, MAS) and a qualified professional before you commit. And when the data can't support an answer, PropKaki tells you what it doesn't know.

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