Find perfect neighbourhood
A cleaner wider-area read. The street still has to pass the viewing.
Some signals help. Some ask for actual legwork. That is the point.
The postcode is not doomed. Your viewing questions just got more expensive.
All three of these started the same way: something that should have been simple wasn't, or the simple version was locked behind someone's subscription. So I built the version I wanted, and it turned out other people wanted it too.
You end up with twenty tabs, the same flat listed three times, areas you cannot properly compare, and listing copy written to persuade. NeighbourFit's answer is personalisation: it takes what you think you want, checks it against the places you have actually lived, the ones you liked and the ones you did not, and orders every home it finds to your taste. To the very atom.
The final call stays with you. A lot of the context already exists in public: the area data the government publishes, commute numbers, listing evidence. NeighbourFit pulls that in around your search so the tradeoffs are visible, and drafts the next step. Whether a place feels like home is still yours to answer.
A short guided profile. Pick an answer and move straight to the next.
Look up a postcode above. The read and area notes will appear here. If nothing comes back, we say so. Top secret (even we don't know) beats fake certainty.
The base map is live. Enter a postcode or use your location to bring in the marker and area notes.
One place for the live hunt, its evidence, and every home worth comparing.
Account first; Filters and taste after that
Set budget, areas, hard-nos and taste.
10 min cap once launched.
Photos, scores, postcode reads and source links.
You get 5 searches free. Hopefully, that should be enough to find you your next home. If not, buy some credits.
No recurring plan. Credits stay on your account.
Pick an amount and Stripe will do the serious part. This buys goodwill, not search credits.