An instant, plain-English due-diligence report on any property in England, weighted to what matters to you. Sourced, not spin.
Start with a free check on any address in England. Unlock the full picture only if you want it.
Type any postcode or address in England. No account needed to start.
Five signals, free: flood risk, radon risk, conservation area, listed buildings nearby, and crime. Each one sourced and dated.
All 26 registries, sourced and dated, for £24.99. Permanent access. An AI-ready export you can paste into ChatGPT or Claude.
A real preview on the address you enter, five signals, free, before you decide to pay.
See a real report for a fixed demo address. The badges below are an example; enter your address above to see your real signals.
Plain English. Every fact carries its source and the date it was checked.
See a complete sample report for a real address. The cards below are illustrative; a real report carries your address, the actual data, and the date it was checked.
No scores. No verdicts. Just the facts, sourced and dated.
26 checks drawn from 15 named public sources, grouped so the report stays calm to read. Every fact sourced and dated.
Beyond the 26 registries, every report adds a sun-path orientation read: which way the property faces and how daylight tracks across the day. A facts lens, sourced and dated. No scores, no verdicts.
We work for the person buying, not the sale. Independent, sourced, dated.
We never see the listing. We read the record and hand it to you. Paid once, by you, £24.99. No commission. No referral fees.
We will not tell you whether to buy. We will tell you what to ask and what to look at first.
The 26 checks in your report are drawn from 15 named public sources, in a range of formats. Vyzko pulls them together for one address in around 60 seconds, names every source, and dates every fact so you can check it yourself. The data is free. The time it takes to find, read, and cross-reference it is not. At £24.99, a Vyzko report costs less than an hour of a conveyancer's time. You are running it before you make an offer, before the legal spend starts, on a purchase that typically runs to several hundred thousand pounds.