Define the specific area you actually care about.
Permits, licenses, violations, and 311 requests, continuously.
A single alert when something new shows up nearby.
Set a home address or block, and see only what's actually happening nearby — not a citywide firehose.
Permits, business licenses, code violations, and 311 requests combined into a single timeline.
Get notified the moment something new is filed near you, instead of checking five separate city portals.
Adjust how wide "nearby" means — a single block, or a few surrounding streets.
Look back at everything that's happened on your block, not just what's new since you signed up.
Plain-language summaries instead of raw permit codes and department jargon.
Check five separate city portals — permits, licenses, L&I, 311 — one at a time, hoping you don't miss something on your own block.
Set your block once. Get one alert, in plain language, the moment anything new shows up.
Homeowners tracking their block, business owners watching their corridor, neighborhood associations, elected officials welcoming new constituents, and small investors.
Philadelphia permits, L&I licensing and violations, and 311 service requests.
See all data sources →The case for neighbors seeing the same public records speculators already watch.
Check whether work near you has a permit, and report it to L&I or 311 if it doesn't.
The safety risks of unpermitted units, and the mismatch that gives them away.
Philadelphia rentals must be licensed — here's how to check, and why it matters.
Unsafe-structure findings, open violations, and demolitions — how to read them.
What it means when the city halts a project near you — and what to watch after.
Which front door to use for a property problem, and how to follow the outcome.
The foundation: how to find and read any Philadelphia property's permit record.
How to read a property's violation history — open vs. resolved, and what it signals.