Signals
Bring crime, deprivation, property, schools, amenities, transport and environmental data into your product through one API. Every signal is confidence-rated and linked to its source.
One consistent shape, national context, confidence and a source on every value. The same four guarantees behind every number we return.
Every signal returns in the same structure, whatever source or country it came from. Integrate once and read every category the same way.
Every value ranked against comparable areas, so a number means something on its own.
Know how solid each number is before you ship it.
Every number links back to the official dataset it came from, ready to cite.
One API · every category · three nations
England, Wales and Scotland behind one endpoint, each signal reported in its own country's official index. No separate integrations to build or keep in sync.
Every response is stamped with the engine version that produced it. Replay a call months later and you get the exact same figures, so what you ship stays reproducible.
Sourced, comparable, confidence-rated and versioned. Everything a product team needs to build on UK area data without owning the pipeline.
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The same consistent area data behind the features you ship, the comparisons you make, the decisions you defend and the plumbing you would rather not maintain.
Less integration to build. Fewer datasets to babysit. More decisions grounded in area data you can trust.
Add local-area context to listings, applications, reports and customer journeys.
Compare any two areas on the same national scale, not isolated numbers.
Bring consistent evidence into research, underwriting, risk and site selection.
Work with one API instead of sourcing, cleaning and monitoring several public datasets.
Frequently asked
Every small area (LSOA and its equivalents) across England, Wales and Scotland. Send a postcode or an area code and you get the neighbourhood back.
Official public sources: police.uk, HM Land Registry, the IMD, WIMD and SIMD deprivation indices, official education datasets, OpenStreetMap and the Environment Agency. Every value links back to the source it came from.
Each country is reported in its own official index, IMD in England, WIMD in Wales and SIMD in Scotland, inside one consistent response shape, so you integrate once.
Each category follows its own cycle: crime and property monthly, deprivation on official release, the rest as their sources publish. Every response says when each value was observed.
Every value carries a confidence level based on how complete and recent the underlying data is, so your team can decide how to use it.
Yes. Every response is stamped with the engine version that produced it, and replaying the same request returns the same figures.
A REST API, or the MCP server so you can call it from your code or ask in plain English through your AI tools.
Bring sourced, comparable and confidence-rated area data into your product through one API.