A planning report, written for the owner.

Plottr started as a question: when New South Wales rewrote its housing rules in 2024, what did that actually mean for the average homeowner in a quiet R2 street? The answer was buried in council DCPs, state SEPPs, and ArcGIS layers nobody outside the planning trade ever opens.

We built a small platform that reads all of those sources, stitches them to a single lot, and writes back a report a homeowner can read in five minutes. It covers what your land permits today and what the new Low and Mid Rise Housing reforms could allow tomorrow.

The data is live from NSW Spatial Services, Northern Beaches Council, and the NSW Valuer General. The narrative is generated by a language model, checked against a fixed library of regulatory caveats, and reviewed by a human before any introduction is made.

v1 covers the Northern Beaches LGA. We have no plans to compete with builders, architects, or planners — only to introduce homeowners to them when the homeowner asks.