For anyone choosing where to live next
Know what a place is actually like (the water, the air, the night noise, what's overhead) before you sign anything.
What you get:
You don't spend two years and a second set of fees finding out you got it wrong. That's the whole thing. Everything below is in service of it.
You sleep with the window open. Or you find out now that you won't be able to, and cross it off while it costs you nothing.
No surprises in February. You saw it on a Sunday in June. This tells you about the other eleven months; the pollen weeks, the air, the wind that carries something over from the industrial estate one afternoon a month.
The kettle doesn't tell you eighteen months late. Water hardness is the classic one: nobody checks it, everybody lives with it.
You can argue about it with your partner properly. Two places, the same numbers, on one screen. The conversation stops being who felt better about which and starts being a decision.
And when you haven't got a shortlist yet, the boards give you one, ranked, region by region, with islands separated from mainland because the conditions genuinely differ and an average hides it.
Why you can trust the answer: open any cell and it shows you why it scored what it scored. The real values, each named to its source. Every figure keeps its source next to it.
Any cell, free, in full. Name a place; get the whole read. As many as you like.
When you want them side by side, the 28-Day Pass opens every board, every ranking and the full table for as long as the decision takes.
Run as many single cells as you like. What free cannot do is put them side by side, rank them, or hand you the table.
Name a place and we'll send the whole read for that cell, every layer, every value named to its dataset. As many as you like; there is no limit.
One click to leave, and the link is at the bottom of everything we send.