A search gets lost between browser tabs and screenshots
House-hunting is three things running in parallel: listings you spot, viewings you book, applications you send. Each lives somewhere else — a tab, a message thread with the agency, a screenshot taken in a hurry before the listing was pulled. When it's time to choose between two places, you have to reconstruct everything from memory.
Listing sites do keep favourites, but they keep THEIR listings: anything from another site, an agency window or word of mouth never gets in — and what you thought as you walked out of the viewing never gets in at all. Which is exactly what decides between two places a month later.
Your criteria, described then generated
Describe your situation: “I'm looking for a place. I want to record each property with its rent, charges, floor area, neighbourhood and listing link, track its status (to view, viewed, application sent, rejected, accepted), schedule my viewings, keep the agency or landlord contact, and see the average rent of what I've viewed.”
Blueprint Maker generates the matching application: properties with their figures and your impressions after the viewing, upcoming viewings, applications sent and their replies, plus a dashboard answering the question of the moment — what's still in the running, and what am I waiting on?
- Properties: rent, charges, floor area, neighbourhood, listing link
- Status per property: to view, viewed, application sent, rejected, accepted
- Scheduled viewings, with your notes afterwards
- Applications sent, date and reply
- Contacts: agency or landlord, per property
On your phone, on the stairs on the way out
The application is a web app at its own dedicated address. You record your impression on the landing, while it's still accurate — not that evening, once three flats have already blurred into one.
It fetches nothing on its own: not listings, not photos. You paste the link and record what matters to you. That's a constraint, and it's also what lets it hold a place seen in an agency window or mentioned by a neighbour — everything no portal indexes.
Free to start, and it's yours
The free Discovery plan generates a first complete application, often enough for one search. Paid plans let you iterate, with the cost shown before each generation.
The code is exportable: this tracker is yours, with no ads and no data resale. What you note about a neighbourhood or a landlord goes to nobody, and it doesn't disappear if you stop a subscription.
Typical generated entities
- Property
- Viewing
- Application
- Contact
- Neighbourhood
Generated screens
- Properties by status
- Property record: figures, listing, impressions
- Upcoming viewings
- Applications sent and replies
- Search dashboard
Dashboard indicators
- Properties still in the running
- Viewings scheduled this week
- Average rent of properties viewed
- Applications with no reply for 10 days
Frequently asked questions: house-hunting tracker
Do I need technical skills to build this application?
No. You describe in plain language what you track: your criteria, your statuses, your viewings; you validate a plan, and the application is generated without writing a line of code.
Does the application pull listings automatically from property sites?
No. You paste the listing link and enter what matters — rent, charges, floor area, neighbourhood. That is exactly what lets it track a place seen in an agency window or passed on by word of mouth, which no portal indexes. Since the code is exportable, a developer can add automatic retrieval if a site exposes an interface.
Can I store the photos I take during viewings?
No, and it's a limit worth knowing before you start: the application doesn't store files. It holds the property record, the listing link and your notes; the photos stay on your phone. For most searches, what's missing when you have to decide isn't the photo — it's the exact figure and what you thought on the spot.
Can two of us use it, when searching as a couple?
Yes: as soon as an application requires a login, it ships real account management. Each person has their own credentials, and an account can be created read-only or with edit rights, from the Settings screen.
Is it really free to start?
Yes: the Discovery plan generates a first application at no cost. The cost of further generations is shown before you launch them.