01 — Site facts
Cited facts, with the gaps shown
Overview facts name their sources, so you can see what is known, what is assumed and what still needs checking.
A search becomes a project when a lot is worth pursuing.
01 — Site facts
Overview facts name their sources, so you can see what is known, what is assumed and what still needs checking.
02 — Envelope
See the volume that setbacks, height and coverage leave. These are extracted limits, so confirm them against the bylaw before design starts.
03 — Blockers and opportunities
Two cards sort the read into blockers and opportunities, so the findings that change the decision come first.
04 — Approval route
A site is flagged as as-of-right, likely discretionary, carrying site-specific constraints, or needing professional validation. It is a first read, not a permit pathway.
05 — Scenarios
Model programs against the envelope and compare units, floor area, parking and cost. Export a capital one-pager to Excel covering the site, the envelope, the capital need and who is involved. Revenue and returns are marked to be added, not estimated.
06 — BuckyAssist
Ask about the lot, run analysis and draft the next step from the project's cited record. BuckyAssist is an assistant, not an autonomous professional, and you review its work.
Turn a project into a report built from the sections you choose.
Open a project from any result and keep the sources with it.