Assess
Site Appraisals
Drop a pin, draw the red line, and the site builds itself: constraints from the official sources, the planning history, the appeals decided around it, and a branded PDF at the end.

Constraints checked
Flood, heritage, ecology, green belt, nutrient neutrality and more, checked against the official sources around your boundary, each shown with where it came from.
Planning history without retyping
Import entries from an LPA register or a screenshot and the app reads and structures them. Editable, researchable, in front of you on site.
Geotagged photos
Photos capture where you stood and what you saw, plotted against the boundary and flowing straight into the appraisal.
Appeals around the site
Every located appeal decision within a chosen radius, from every year on record, coloured by outcome with the letter a tap away.
Site plans from your boundary
Clean, to-scale site context plans, re-exportable as often as you need. Submission-ready OS plans are coming as a paid add-on.
The branded PDF
One document that carries the whole site: boundary, constraints, history, photos and your practice branding.
Capture on iPhone
Standing on a site? Capture it in seconds.
Open Capture and the phone does the rest: location from where you are standing, postcode and planning authority worked out, photos attached from the start. The site is waiting at your desk, ready to be worked up properly.
- Drop a pin from GPS, or search an address
- Postcode and authority resolved for you
- A first read of the constraints on the spot
- Finish the boundary later on the iPad


Geolocated photographs
Photographs that show where you stood
Every photo you take on site is geolocated and plotted against the red line, so the record shows not just what you saw but exactly where you saw it from. Months later, when the question is about the third field or the neighbour's boundary, the answer is on the map rather than in your memory.
The photos flow straight into the appraisal with their positions, and they stay with the site on every device. Nothing lives in your camera roll waiting to be lost.
The outputs
Draw once, use everywhere
The boundary drives the plans, the checks and the finished appraisal.


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