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75 live layers over
every address in Britain.

This is the whole thing, not a preview of it. The same canvas, the same data and the same tools a chartered planner uses when working a paid case. There is no trial, no watermark and no row limit.

Hybrid basemap over central London showing street names over satellite imagery
Ordnance Survey satellite imagery at zoom 18 over a north London terrace. Four basemaps, switched by thumbnail: street, satellite, hybrid and dark.

Catalogue

Every layer, named.

81 layers in 14 groups. 75 are wired to a live source. 6 are declared and not yet wired, and they say so on the panel rather than being quietly hidden, because a toggle that does nothing is worse than a toggle that is not there.

Planning1 of 3

Applications, history, pre-app advice

  • Planning applications
  • Planning historynot yet wired
  • Pre-application advicenot yet wired
Ownership3 of 5

Title boundaries, corporates, sales

  • Title boundaries (INSPIRE)not yet wired
  • Title polygons (live)
  • Corporate ownership
  • Overseas ownership
  • Price Paidnot yet wired
Heritage12 of 12

Listed, conservation, monuments, parks

  • Conservation areas
  • Listed buildings - Grade I
  • Listed buildings - Grade II*
  • Listed buildings - Grade II
  • Scheduled monuments
  • Registered parks & gardens
  • World heritage sites
  • World heritage buffer zones
  • Heritage at Risk
  • Heritage Coast
  • Registered battlefields
  • Archaeological priority areas
Ecology11 of 11

SSSIs, SACs, woodland, habitats

  • SSSIs
  • Special Areas of Conservation
  • Special Protection Areas
  • Ramsar wetlands
  • Ancient woodland
  • Priority habitats
  • SSSI impact risk zones
  • National Nature Reserves
  • Local Nature Reserves
  • UNESCO Biosphere Reserves
  • Marine Conservation Zones
Landscape6 of 6

Green Belt, AONB, National Parks

  • Green Belt
  • National Landscapes (AONB)
  • National Parks
  • Settlement boundaries (built-up areas)
  • National Character Areas
  • OS Open Greenspace
Flooding5 of 5

Zones, surface water, defences

  • Flood Zone 2
  • Flood Zone 3
  • Surface water risk
  • Flood defences
  • Historic flood outlines
Policy6 of 6

Local plan, neighbourhood plans, CIL

  • Brownfield register
  • Local plan boundaries
  • Neighbourhood plans
  • CIL charging zones
  • Article 4 directions
  • Tree preservation zones
Transport6 of 6

Stops, stations, isochrones, traffic

  • Walking isochrones
  • Cycling isochrones
  • Driving isochrones
  • Bus stops
  • Rail stations
  • Traffic counts (AADT)
Infrastructure6 of 6

Schools, health, PTAL, substations, EV, HS2

  • Schools
  • Hospitals & GPs
  • PTAL (London)
  • DNO substations
  • EV charging
  • HS2 safeguarded land
Environment11 of 11

Contamination, AQMA, geology, EPC

  • Contaminated land
  • Air Quality Management Areas
  • Agricultural Land Classification
  • Nutrient neutrality catchments
  • Historic landfill
  • Common land & village green
  • Source Protection Zones
  • Coal mining risk
  • Radon risk
  • Geology - bedrock
  • EPC ratings
Terrain3 of 3

Contours, slope, aspect

  • Contours
  • Slope analysis
  • Aspect
Comparables1 of 3

Sales, rents

  • Residential sales
  • Commercial comparablesnot yet wired
  • Rental comparablesnot yet wired
Demographics2 of 2

Population density, deprivation (IMD)

  • Population density
  • Deprivation (IMD)
My data2 of 2

Saved sites, annotations, imports

  • Saved sites
  • Annotations

This list is generated from the map’s own catalogue at build time. It cannot drift from what the map actually loads, because it is the same file.

Tools

What you can do with it

Draw

Polygon, rectangle, circle or freehand, with a live style control for stroke, fill and opacity. Finished shapes keep their own style, so a highlight cannot leak into the next thing you draw.

Measure

Area and perimeter on a polygon, radius on a circle, edge labels on every side, in the units you choose. Hectares or acres, metres or feet.

Import

GeoJSON, KML or a shapefile, up to 10MB, straight onto the map as your own private layer.

Search

One box takes a postcode, an address, a place name, a Land Registry title number or a company name. Address autocomplete as you type.

Annotate

Pinned notes with colour, private to your account, kept across devices.

Ownership

Registered title boundaries coloured by tenure, with corporate and overseas overlays, above zoom 15. Every result carries a provenance badge: a title we hold directly reads differently from one matched by address.

Street View

Split screen, with the mini-map mirroring whichever basemap you are on.

Isochrones

Walking, cycling or driving, at five, ten and fifteen minutes from the centre of your boundary.

Share

A read-only link carrying your centre, zoom, basemap, boundary, annotations, imported layers and drawings. Revocable.

Print

A legend that reflects what is actually switched on, a scale bar and a grid reference readout.

Limits

What the map cannot tell you

Stated here rather than discovered later.

Absence is not proof of absence. Tree Preservation Order coverage depends on the council publishing its orders as data, and many do not. A site with no TPO on the map may still have a protected tree on it. The layer panel says this where it is true.

Some sources are indicative. The HS2 safeguarded corridor is drawn approximately and labelled as such. Neighbourhood plan areas carry a flag where the boundary is a parish centroid rather than a real polygon. Settlement boundaries currently use built-up areas as a proxy until per-authority plan limits are ingested.

Address precision is currently degraded. Our Ordnance Survey Places entitlement is returning an authorisation error, so address lookups fall back to postcode centroids rather than rooftop positions. Search still works and is still useful; it is simply less precise than it should be, and we would rather you knew.

6 layers are declared and not wired. Each one names its own reason on the panel. Historic planning archives need per-authority ingestion. Commercial and rental comparables need a source we are prepared to stand behind.

Where every layer comes from

Start here

Go and draw something.

No account, no card, no limit. Search a postcode, put a line around a site, and see all 75 layers answer at once.

Basemaps: 4. Layer catalogue generated from src/lib/maps/layers.ts at build time, 81 definitions.