Everything on a NSW address — and what you can do with it.
Planning controls, hazard and climate, satellite imagery, and development activity — 53,000+ indexed provisions across 130+ LGAs and 7 government data sources. Pick your role below to see what applies to you.
Planning & zoning
Zone & permitted uses
Zone code plus the full permitted and prohibited land-use table for the lot.
You can: See what the land is allowed to be used for before you bid or design.
LEP numeric controls
Height of buildings, floor space ratio, minimum lot size and heritage listing per lot.
You can: Know the hard limits on what can be built before spending on a design.
DCP controls
Setbacks, parking rates, landscaping and site coverage as numeric fields with clause citations.
You can: Design to the actual council controls before lodging a DA.
SEPP & exempt / complying
Which state planning policies apply, and whether work is exempt or complying development.
You can: Check whether you can skip a full DA before you start.
Hazard & climate
Flood depth
Modelled flood depth at different return periods — not just a flood-zone yes/no.
You can: See how deep it floods before you commit.
Bushfire
Bush Fire Prone Land category and an estimated BAL band.
You can: Know if a bushfire report and construction upgrades will be needed.
Spatial overlays
27 constraint layers — heritage, biodiversity, acid sulfate, riparian, foreshore and more.
You can: Find every mapped constraint on the lot in a single pass.
Climate projections
Heat-stress and rainfall trajectories to 2099 with composite hazard scoring.
You can: Understand how the risk profile changes over the years you will hold it.
Satellite & imagery
Structures & granny-flat yield
Buildings detected from aerial imagery plus SEPP granny-flat eligibility and a rental estimate.
You can: See what is on the block and what a second dwelling could return.
Solar potential
Roof geometry and orientation resolved into an estimated annual generation.
You can: Size up rooftop solar before getting a quote.
Overshadowing
Shadow modelled from the maximum-height building envelope on the ADG solar-access test dates.
You can: Check the solar-access impact of a design or a neighbour proposal.
Site change history
Eight years of satellite change detection cross-referenced with DA records and heritage.
You can: See what was built, cleared or applied for on the site before buying.
Development activity
Nearby DAs & alerts
Every DA and CDC within 500m, with optional weekly email alerts on new lodgements.
You can: Track what is being built around a property.
DA analytics
Approval rates, processing times and common refusal reasons by council.
You can: Set expectations before you lodge or advise a client.
Reference data
Extracted provisions corpus
The full body of indexed planning provisions behind every check.
You can: Filter thousands of provisions down to the ones that apply to one site.
Planning definitions
Plain-language definitions of planning terms, each with its source clause.
You can: Look up what a planning term actually means.
Coverage is not uniform — here is exactly where it stands
Most layers resolve for any NSW address. Council DCP controls are the one place depth varies, so we state it plainly rather than imply blanket coverage.
Zone and LEP controls, SEPP applicability, spatial overlays, bushfire, satellite products and DA activity are resolved live for any address in the state.
Council DCP controls extracted into numeric fields with clause citations. Coverage expands as each council is onboarded — everywhere else we surface the source document to check.
The complete Development Control Plan — all provision types, precinct filtering and DA-mode workflow — for the councils with a full structured build.
Every figure on this page is drawn from a single source of truth and reconciled against the live database — see the data catalogue for record counts, fields and licences, or how it works for each source and its update cadence.
Put it to work on one address
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