The problem
The signals that matter arrive late and scattered.
Siglo exists because planning and location information is published continuously, across many sources, and in ways that make the earliest and most useful signals hard to catch.
- Planning applications, local plans, and policy changes are published by many different local authorities, each with their own format and timing.
- Land information, development activity, and public consultations sit in separate places, and none of them tell you how they relate to a specific place.
- Infrastructure investment shifts what a location is worth and when, but announcements are dispersed and easy to miss.
- Keeping up with all of it is continuous work, and missing the earliest signal is often the most expensive mistake.
How Siglo works
Collect, organise, surface.
Siglo will collect, organise, and surface signals such as the ones below into timely, actionable commercial intelligence.
Step 1
Collect
Siglo watches the sources of planning and location information that matter to property decisions.
Step 2
Organise
What it finds is organised around the places, areas, and interests you follow, rather than left as raw notices.
Step 3
Surface
Signals are presented as a feed of timely, actionable commercial intelligence, so you see what changed and why it matters.
- New planning applications
- Local-plan and policy changes
- Land allocations
- Development and competitor activity
- Public consultations
- Infrastructure investment