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Enter a block/parcel and its geometry is intersected with official TUCBS services. Ten separate decision surfaces come out of that one intersection: what is a risk, what is an opportunity, and which agency's data says so.
Rule-based score · source-attributed · not investment advice
All of them feed on the same parcel geometry; you never enter data twice.
Converts hits on active-fault, conservation and protected-area layers into a 0–100 risk premium, naming each layer that drives it.
Summarizes layer hits, the TUCBS score and source-agency attribution into a digital decision card to share directly with stakeholders.
A green / amber / red band: lists what blocks construction and names the next official step.
Combines the implementation-zoning signal in the e-Plan layer with the parcel's discount to the price band; returns a 0–100 score and a strong/medium/weak band.
Puts the agricultural-use signal next to sale/auction appeal and computes the gap: farm-first, or sell-and-watch.
Aggregates the portfolio by neighbourhood: record density, average score and indicative price per m² — which area is heating up.
Measures how far power lines, roads and infrastructure corridors run from the parcel, and warns when it sits inside the buffer.
Derives the area and land-class distribution of adjoining parcels, flagging how far the parcel deviates from its neighbours and which ones are outliers.
Writes the plus and minus items behind the score in plain sentences — what lifts it, what drags it down, line by line.
Scans the whole portfolio against your criteria (city, risk ceiling, land class) and ranks the best-fitting parcels by match score.
Answers “why this price” with a document, and attaches the certificate to the pitch.
Sorts the portfolio by risk premium and surfaces parcels with corridor or zoning signals first.
Farm it or sell it — reads the agricultural signal side by side with sale appeal.
Enter the province, district, neighbourhood and parcel record, then add geometry you are authorised to use. Area, source and missing data remain visible.
Slope, aspect, elevation and the official layers are intersected with the parcel; Parcel Geometry & GIS Layers adds its own layer on top. Every result names the institution its data came from.
Video and digital showcase come out of the same file. Share the link on WhatsApp; the buyer has seen the land before the first call.
One email for the January 2027 launch and early access.