Type any Dutch address. We open the government's own records and return a quiet magazine about the place — walks, schools, air, history — as a printed booklet or PDF.
Free preview first — pay only when you like what you see. From €15 · See sample.
No rankings. No ads. No agent spin. A six-chapter booklet that reads the ground, the air, the neighbours, and the sun at your address — the way a newcomer to the Netherlands would want it read.
Every page is drawn from a public Dutch data source. No scraping, no buying, no guesswork — just the records the country already keeps about itself.
01 · Overview
03 · Ground
04 · Breath
06 · ReachAddress, neighbourhood, municipality, province, and one composite Place Score drawn from dozens of indicators.
01Four composite scores. Higher simply means more of a thing — not better, not worse.
02A 500-metre elevation cross-section through your front garden, measured by the Dutch AHN survey to the half-metre.
03Live NO₂, PM₁₀, and PM₂.₅ readings from the RIVM network — with WHO guideline markers and a sun-path diagram.
04A 25-centimetre aerial image of your address with water, roads, and greenery — and the nearest school, shop and doctor.
05A radial chart of the distance to the nearest school, doctor, train, motorway, airport, and neighbouring city.
06You type a Dutch address. We query the national building registry (BAG), the elevation survey (AHN), the statistics office (CBS), the air-quality network (RIVM Luchtmeetnet), and compose an A5 booklet. You receive the PDF by email within minutes; a printed edition ships within a week.
02 · Scores
05 · Map
07 · SourcesAn A5 PDF, ready to read on a phone, keep as a file, or print at home.
A saddle-stitched booklet on soft paper, shipped in a rigid envelope. Keeps its shape on a shelf.
Nothing in this report is scraped or bought. Dutch open data sources are listed below — every line is queryable by anyone with a browser.