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Saved property refresh with PixelKnock

Know why you are looking again.

Read saved property context first, identify the missing decision and review the credit quote before revealing contact details again.

Start with Free: 1,000 monthly credits and 1 seat.

Current PixelKnock Details tab beside a real Google satellite map, with private contact fields hidden.
Actual PixelKnock app, captured November 10, 2026. Private fields hidden for privacy. Google Maps. Imagery ©2026 Airbus, Maxar Technologies.

Review before you reveal again.

Saved details, phone statuses and conversation notes can answer much of the preparation work. Open the existing record first, then decide whether new information would change what you do next.

See when contacts need an age review.

PixelKnock shows a Stale label after the workspace reveal reaches the current age threshold and offers an explicit re-reveal action. You choose whether to proceed.

Make another reveal answer a question. Read: Open the saved details and latest activity. Identify: Name the gap that affects the next decision. Review: Check the available action and credit quote. Decide: Continue only if another request is useful.
Illustrated guide by PixelKnock Team. Not an app screenshot.

Keep the spending decision explicit.

Read the current credit quote and remember that a repeat result may still be incomplete. A new request is useful when it serves a clear task, not merely because a record is old.

  • Opening saved information is different from buying another reveal.
  • A Stale label describes elapsed time, not proof every field is wrong.
  • Refresh only when new information could change a useful decision.

Useful answers

Before your next session.

Is opening a saved home a paid refresh?

No. Reading saved information is free. Reveal and re-reveal actions are separate and show their credit information.

Put this workflow to work.

Review a saved home before your next reveal.

Start with Free: 1,000 monthly credits and 1 seat.

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