The interview
Questions about your household and what matters to it: who is moving, and whether there are children, pets, a car or mobility needs. What has to work every week, such as quiet, schools or broadband. And what would make you walk away.
You tell us the address and answer a short multiple-choice interview about your household, or skip it for an instant general area report. We run more than 30 checks on public data, score the address against what you said, and write the report around you. Then you can compare the next house on the same answers.
Questions about your household and what matters to it: who is moving, and whether there are children, pets, a car or mobility needs. What has to work every week, such as quiet, schools or broadband. And what would make you walk away.
We check the address and the street around it against public data, and move up what matters to you.
One number for how well the area fits your life. The more you tell us, the better we can tell.
Every finding, red flags in red, each one dated and explained. Then you decide.
Keep your answers for the next house, or try a different version.
Answer once, or as often as you like.
Your answers stay on your own device, so you don't have to repeat the interview. Run it again with different answers to try another household or another set of priorities. We never keep them.
Type an address.
It's scored against the same answers, in one field.
Rank them fairly.
Properties scored on the same answers are ranked together, best first. Change an answer and earlier scores sit apart.