Interactive site map
Find addresses, browse supported public records, inspect points and work with indicative boundaries.
Open the map →Address search moves the map; brief search ranks only official sites already loaded or saved. Neither is a nationwide live ownership search.
Explore land opportunities, check what the evidence actually says and keep every acquisition moving — from first map search to developer review.
Free public preview · England brownfield coverage varies by council · No account needed for the map
Search public records and keep their source visible.
Access, ownership and usable area remain VERIFY until evidenced.
Track next actions against the right client brief.
Five clear categories, with every available, manual and future capability labelled.
Practical tools built around a land sourcer's workflow, with the evidence gaps made visible rather than buried.
Find addresses, browse supported public records, inspect points and work with indicative boundaries.
Open the map →Review available official planning signals alongside clearly labelled gaps in source coverage.
Review public sources →Keep size, location, access and client hard gates distinct — gross area never becomes usable land by assumption.
Try the fictional demo →Save opportunities against developer briefs, record follow-ups and keep introducer checks in view.
Private pilot workspace →Distinguish dated source documents from unverified ownership, control or access claims.
Explore the workflow →Prepare preliminary screening packs that make unresolved questions explicit.
Explore reporting →SiteFound is designed around a simple principle: a convincing lead needs more than a map pin. It needs a clear route to verification.
Explore our approach ↗Locate a potential site through supported public information.
Check area basis, planning, independent access and existing control.
Save evidence, record actions and prepare a brief-specific screening pack.
SiteFound is being developed for the people who assess land every day.
Build shortlists and keep the owner route and introducer position visible.
Screen opportunities against real acquisition criteria and track decisions.
Bring together available public signals, source records and outstanding checks.
Current map discovery uses selected public England datasets. Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland are shown for context but do not yet have equivalent property intelligence layers. Ownership lookup, direct mail, AI workflows and licensed 3D data are not switched on.
Yes. The public map and fictional screening demo are available without creating a developer account. The private workspace is invitation-only.
Not automatically. Missing owner, legal-access and site-control evidence stays marked VERIFY until a person checks authoritative source material.
Map navigation covers the UK, but public-data discovery currently focuses on England and availability varies by source and council. Other nations do not yet have equivalent coverage.
No. Pricing is indicative and the private workspace is a technical pilot. No live billing, paid AI or land data subscriptions are enabled.