Product candidate · In development

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Find your next move.

Local permit and project records, shaped into information that helps service businesses evaluate potential opportunities.

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Permit Central
Long Island, NY

Your next opportunity
could be around the corner.

Project signalsSaved projects
Backyard pool projectIllustrative town · Pool installation
New permit
Residential additionIllustrative town · Home expansion
Review fit

Think beyond the build. A project may signal future landscaping, drainage, or restoration needs.

Illustrative concept. Fictional records.

A permit is a signal.
Context makes it useful.

A new pool project may point to future landscaping, drainage, or yard restoration work. A home addition may create needs beyond the original build.

Permit Central aims to help businesses evaluate these signals with the project type, location, stage, original source, and age of the information.

A permit record does not mean the owner is asking for quotes. The useful question is whether the information helps a business identify relevant work at the right time.

The idea in motionIllustrative workflow

A public record.

A permit marks a project taking shape.

A little context.

Understand the work, location, and timing.

A possible next step.

Decide whether the project fits your business.

Our current research

The source

Can we access suitable local records regularly, with useful fields and understandable coverage?

The fit

Which project signals matter to local service businesses, and at what point in the project?

The value

Will businesses use the information, follow up on it, and find enough value to keep using the product?

Before launch

Starting local.
Learning first.

Our initial research focuses on Long Island, New York, with landscaping, hardscaping, drainage, and restoration among the service categories being explored.

Data access, geographic coverage, delivery frequency, and pricing are still being validated. Permit Central is not yet accepting paid subscriptions.

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some momentum.