Find Property

Match a room or façade to its address.

Choose a supported city and upload a photo from inside or out. Raven ranks candidate properties and returns the photographs behind each match. No signage or metadata required.

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Beta in selected cities. Available to verified agencies; demo on request.

The example photo: a shower enclosure with black and white hexagonal wall tile, taken close up with no windows, signage, or view outside
  1. 01Start with one photo from inside. No signage, no view outside, no metadata.
  2. 02Raven reads what belongs to the property: the tile, the glass, the stone.
  3. 03Find Property searches one supported city at a time. Here, San Francisco.
  4. 04It compares the photo with the city’s property imagery and ranks twenty candidates.
  5. 05Each candidate comes with the property’s own photographs, to check side by side.
  6. 06Inside and out, it’s the same property. The investigator confirmed candidate 3.

Illustration. San Francisco’s outlines are real; the address, rank and photos are from the result below.

The result, in Raven.

Find Property ranked twenty properties in San Francisco. The investigator checked the third against its photographs and confirmed it: 1952 Quesada Ave.

Raven Find Property result in San Francisco: a map with candidate 3 pinned, and a results panel with 1952 Quesada Ave marked Confirmed at 49% similarity, with its coordinates and 30 property images
Example result: twenty ranked properties, the third confirmed by the investigator. The other candidates’ addresses are blurred. Until reviewed, candidates are investigative leads, not confirmed addresses.

What you get back.

Ranked properties with the evidence behind each match. Raven presents candidates for review, not one automatic answer.

Address and coordinates
Street, city, and postcode, with a latitude and longitude for each candidate property.
Similarity score
Orders candidates against one another. It is not a probability that an address is correct.
Property photographs
The imagery behind each match, with the closest one flagged as the primary.
Review state
Confirmed, possible, or dismissed, recorded by the investigator for each candidate.

Check each match side by side.

The corroborating material arrives with the answer. Hold your photo beside each candidate’s own photographs and look for the same tile, cabinetry, or roofline in both.

Side-by-side review in Raven: a source photo of a garage beside the candidate’s own garage photograph and its property images, 1952 Quesada Ave, San Francisco, prediction 10 of 20 at 52% similarity, review status Unreviewed
Another search on the same property, from a photo of its garage: the candidate’s photographs, stepped through beside the source.

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Common questions.

Does Find Property work with interior photographs?

Yes. In supported cities, Find Property can compare room layouts, finishes, fixtures, furniture, and other persistent visual details against available property imagery to surface candidate addresses.

Does it also work with exterior photographs?

Yes. Exterior searches can use building geometry, rooflines, windows, entrances, materials, and landscaping to identify visually similar properties.

Do I need to know the city?

Yes. Find Property currently searches one supported city at a time. The city may come from existing case information or another Raven geolocation result.

Can I search multiple cities simultaneously?

Not currently. Find Property searches one selected city per search.

Is Find Property production ready?

Find Property is currently a beta capability. Coverage and performance vary by city, and every result should be visually corroborated.

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