✓ Free for buyers — no card, ever Question 1 of 6

Where are you in this?

There's no wrong answer, and it changes nothing you're allowed to do — it just decides what we bother you about.

💡 Somebody just thinking never gets shown a contingency deadline. Somebody making offers gets the comparison tools first. Same app, different front page.

Question 2 of 6

Where do you want to live?

Towns, neighbourhoods or postcodes — in your own words, separated by commas.

Areas you're looking in

You can add more later, and change them whenever you like.

📍 Every home you add gets checked against this automatically — a house outside your areas is flagged before you fall for the kitchen, not after.

Question 3 of 6

What does the home need to be?

Rough numbers are fine. This is a starting point, not a filter you're stuck with.

Bedrooms, at least

Bathrooms, at least

What kind of home?

📐 A home that misses one of these isn't discarded — it's scored lower and told to you plainly, so you can decide whether the rest of it makes up for the missing bedroom.

Question 4 of 6

What are you comfortable spending?

Two numbers, because they do different jobs — what you're happy at, and the line you won't cross.

Comfortable at

Absolute ceiling

🔒 Your numbers are yours. Nothing is shown to any agent unless you switch it on, and even then you choose whether they see a search range or the whole thing. Your ceiling is a negotiating position — we treat it like one.

Question 5 of 6

What matters most to you?

Pick anything that matters, then say how much. This is the part that makes the score yours.

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⚖️ A deal-breaker is different from a want: a home that fails one can't score well on everything else and look like a winner. That single rule is why the number at the top of a house means something.

Question 6 of 6 · Optional

Does the direction it faces matter?

For a great many buyers it's a threshold, not a detail. If it isn't for you, skip straight past — most people do.

Which way the main door should face.

🧭 Feedalto takes no position on any tradition. It records the directions you give it and reports whether a house meets them — exactly as it does for "garage".

✓ Free for buyers — no card, ever

That's your brief. Ready when you are.

Create your free account and this comes with you. Every open house you check in to, and every showing you go on, gets scored against it from the first one.

🏠 What happens next: check in at an open house with your phone and the home lands on your list already scored. Rate it, keep private notes on it, put five side by side, and send one to whoever is deciding with you — they don't need an account.

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