Free area report for any address

Pick an address and get a short report on what is around it: hospitals, schools, public transport, shops and more, each with a distance and the source it came from. It prints on paper or saves as a PDF.

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How to get a report

Search for an address, a locality or a landmark, or tap any point on the map.
Choose how far to look, from 100 m to 5 km. The default is 250 m; 1 km is a good choice for a neighbourhood.
Press Report under the search box.
Press Print / Save as PDF. Your browser's print window can save it as a file.

What the report contains

The address and its coordinates.
Counts of mapped places within your chosen distance, such as hospitals, schools, shops, banks, parks and public transport stops.
What kind of area it is, judged from the mapped buildings and land use around the point.
Any analysis you ran, for example the nearest hospital or every school within 2 km.
Current weather and air quality.
The source and date of every figure.

Who uses it

People comparing flats before renting or buying, agents adding a 'what is nearby' page to a listing, and small business owners checking a street before signing a lease. The report takes about a minute and costs nothing.

Where the data comes from

Places come from OpenStreetMap, population from Wikidata with its census year, weather and air quality from Open-Meteo, and satellite imagery from Esri and NASA. Each figure in the app shows which one it came from.

What it cannot tell you

It does not include property prices, rents, crime figures or the legal status of a property. Check RERA and the local land records for those.
OpenStreetMap is built by volunteers. Coverage is very good in large cities and thinner in small towns, so a low count can mean 'not mapped yet' as well as 'not there'.