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project intelligence · early pilot

Know what’s worth a closer look.

Turn scattered public records into a focused research brief. Find projects to investigate, keep the source in view, and decide what deserves your next conversation.

Starting with San Francisco and project-service teams. Owner-led demos are available; client invitations are not open yet.

two ways to test the value

A focused question beats another feed.

01 / project opportunities

What projects should we research?

Review recent permit samples for possible fit with your services. Built for conversations with architects, engineers, contractors and imagery providers.

  • Pick a city and save a project-research bundle.
  • Review work descriptions and source dates where supplied.
  • Follow the original record before acting.

A permit does not establish customer demand, an open bid, construction progress or a contact’s permission to receive marketing.

02 / location context

What happened around this place?

Check recent USGS earthquake observations around a location worldwide. Test a location brief with facilities, operations or research teams.

  • Choose coordinates, radius and lookback period.
  • Review recorded events and their source links.
  • Keep a dated snapshot for further investigation.

This is earthquake context, not damage detection, live alerts, an all-hazards monitor or a safety assessment.

clear scope. visible gaps.

Local records.
Global context.

Coverage depends on the source—not a map boundary. The pilot shows bounded samples, not complete city or worldwide permit inventories.

Permit sources in the pilot

  • San Francisco
  • Los Angeles
  • New York City · DOB NOW
  • Washington, D.C.
  • Norfolk, Virginia
  • Chicago
  • Seattle
  • Boston
  • Cleveland
  • Denver · commercial
  • Miami
  • Phoenix

City jurisdictions only: San Francisco does not include San Mateo or the entire Bay Area; Miami does not include Miami-Dade County. Denver covers commercial permits, with payment dates labeled. NYC covers the connected DOB NOW feed.

Not connected: Houston, Dallas and Atlanta permit feeds. National/global permit coverage is not available. Earthquake searches use the worldwide USGS catalog.

How recent and complete are the results?

Permit checks request recent records from a 30-day window and display up to 20 records per city. Source schedules vary; cached samples can be reused for six hours, with older fallback data labeled. Missing or unavailable data is not an all-clear. Always check the original source before a business decision.

built to learn with you

Try one real
business question.

The planned client beta gives you 14 days to judge whether a focused brief is useful—not just interesting.

Invitations are not open yet. For an owner-led demo, contact the person who shared this page. Self-service signup and payments are not available.

Open the private app

Sign-in currently requires the approved owner account.

planned invite-only beta

14 days

  • No card and no automatic charge.
  • The clock starts when you choose Start trial.
  • 25 source checks per UTC day; failed attempts count.
  • Saved work stays readable after trial expiry.

Proposed subscription: $49/month, subject to pilot results and final plan details. No subscription can be purchased today.

Before you use a brief

Is this an autonomous AI monitoring service?

Not yet. The pilot supports on-request source checks and opt-in daily saved briefs for up to three bundles. Daily checks use the same source allowances and stop on failure or full saved-run storage; results stay inside your private workspace. Automatic AI classification, email delivery and subscription billing are not enabled. Human review is required before acting on the results.

Can I sell or redistribute the underlying data?

Not by default. Each provider has its own terms and attribution requirements. Review the applicable source license before distributing or selling any bundle; Scout does not grant blanket resale rights.

What information does this public page collect?

This page has no forms, advertising trackers or analytics scripts added by Scout, and does not load app records. Cloudflare handles delivery and may process connection information for security and operations. Opening the private app starts a separate authenticated experience. App privacy and retention terms must be reviewed before client onboarding.