Give the platform a local guide.
Sol creates a conversational entry point for users who know what they want in human terms but do not yet know which property, neighborhood or path fits.
Viver Porto Seguro was shaped as more than a real-estate website. xYz built a product experience that brings curated properties, local context, conversational guidance and decision tools into one journey for people exploring Brazil's Discovery Coast.
Property search is rarely just a filter problem. People compare neighborhoods, lifestyle, price, timing and personal priorities at the same time. The product opportunity was to connect those signals instead of forcing the user through disconnected listing pages and generic forms.
Sol creates a conversational entry point for users who know what they want in human terms but do not yet know which property, neighborhood or path fits.
Viver Match frames discovery around preferences and lifestyle instead of treating every visitor like the same search query.
The Decision Room gives saved options a place to be considered together, helping users compare what actually matters without restarting the search.
The responsive public website, mobile exploration, Sol, matching and comparison experiences were treated as connected surfaces of the same product rather than isolated pages.
The strategic shift was simple: stop treating the property as the product. The product is better decision-making around the property.
Viver Porto Seguro shows the difference between adding an AI widget to a website and designing a digital product around intelligence. Sol is connected to a broader journey that includes selected inventory, destination context, matching and comparison.
That makes VPS a useful xYz case because the work goes beyond visual design: it combines product strategy, interface design, application behavior, data-backed property discovery and conversational AI in a single operating experience.