A quiet portrait of the
place you call home.
place you call home.
A short, editorial document assembled from open Dutch public records. It tells you about the home itself, the neighbourhood around it, and the rhythms of the people who live there — without ranking or selling.
How it works
One address in, one document out.
You type a Dutch address. We pull the public records — the national building registry (BAG), the neighbourhood statistics (CBS), the cadastral map — and quietly compose a document. No spreadsheets, no dashboards, no scores. Just sentences a newcomer can understand.
It's the report estate agents don't write. The one friends can't. Independent, measured, and made for people moving into the Netherlands.
What's inside
Eight quiet chapters.
The AddressStreet, postcode, buurt, wijk, gemeente, provincie
The HomeYear built, living area, footprint drawing
The NeighbourhoodCharacter, density, avg. home value, residents
Who Lives HereAge composition, households, ownership
The SurroundingsWalking distances to shops, schools, care
Energy & LandGas, electricity, solar, area & water
Working LifeEmployment, self-employment, businesses
In ClosingA short note & source transparency
Editions
Digital now. Printed edition next.
Digital
€ 15 one address, PDF
Delivered as a designed A5 PDF, ready to print at home or keep as a file.
Printed
€ 45 add-on
A saddle-stitched booklet printed on soft paper, shipped anywhere in Europe.
Sources
Public records, patiently read.
Kadaster BAGDutch national building register
CBS KerncijfersCentral Bureau of Statistics, neighbourhood indicators
PDOK LocatieserverAddress geocoding, officially sourced
Kadastrale kaartCadastral boundaries & plot geometry