Get more home for your money.

Buying a home may be your most important decision. Why not ensure you make your best-ever decision?

You have so. many. options. Picking the best one is daunting and stressful. It won't be anymore when looking at the property landscape through our dashboard. 

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## The problem

You're about to spend £300,000–600,000 on a home. Your research method? Scrolling through listings and hoping for the best.

Listings only show what's on the market right now — a tiny, random slice of what's actually out there. You'll never see the 3-bed Victorian on a quiet street that sold six months ago, or the one that'll list next month. And even if you could see everything, you're choosing between 1.5 million postcodes in England. You can't research them all one by one.

So most people just... wing it. They pick a few areas they've heard of, browse whatever happens to be listed, and hope the place they end up in is the right one.

Your home is not a box of cereal. Don't let a discount on the wrong property distract you from finding the right one.

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## What this actually does

Set your requirements. The map shows you where they intersect. That's it.

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Say you want a 3-bed under £450k, within 30 minutes of King's Cross by train, low crime, a park nearby, and decent broadband. Set those six filters. The map lights up with exactly the postcode clusters that pass every single one. Areas you'd never have thought to look at appear. Areas you assumed were perfect go dark.

You haven't opened a single listing yet — and you already know exactly where to focus.

That's just three filters. We've built {{number}}.

Spanning property prices, commute times, school ratings, crime rates, broadband speeds, road noise, energy efficiency, amenities, deprivation scores, demographics, and more. All layered on top of each other, all filterable at once.

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## Why existing tools don't cut it

**Listing portals** show you what's for sale today. That's a snapshot, not a strategy. You can filter by price and bedrooms — that's about it. They tell you nothing about the area.

**"Check my postcode" sites** give you stats for one postcode at a time. Useful if you already know where to look. Useless if you don't — and there are 1.5 million postcodes in England. You'd be there a while.

**Area guides** show one statistic on a map — crime, or school ratings, or prices. But you don't care about one thing in isolation. You care about the intersection: affordable AND safe AND good schools AND short commute. Nobody else shows you that.

We do. 13 million historical transactions. 56 data layers. Real travel-time routing to any destination. Every postcode in England, scored and filterable, on a single map.

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## How to use it

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**1. Set your non-negotiables** — Budget, commute, bedrooms, whatever matters most. The map narrows to only the areas that qualify.

**2. Explore what's left** — Zoom in. Toggle layers. See crime, schools, noise, amenities. Discover areas you didn't know existed.

**3. Drill into postcodes** — At street level, see individual properties, what they sold for, floor area, energy rating, estimated current value.

**4. Go to viewings with a shortlist, not a prayer** — You've already done the hard part. Every area on your list meets your actual criteria, not just what happened to be listed that week.

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## The real cost of getting this wrong

Stamp duty on a £400k house: £10,000. Solicitor fees: £1,500. Survey: £500. Moving costs: £1,000. And that's just the money. Get the wrong area and you're stuck — with a long commute, bad schools, or a street that looked fine on the listing photos but turns out to be on a motorway.

One payment. Lifetime access. Less than your survey costs and vastly more useful.

The biggest financial decision of your life deserves proper tools behind it.

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