Permit Check
Start with the project and address. Review the identified parcel, likely authorities, permit path, source evidence and unresolved questions.
Research the property, explore a buildable idea, and prepare a clearer handoff to the people who design, construct and review it.
Start with the project and address. Review the identified parcel, likely authorities, permit path, source evidence and unresolved questions.
Continue into a saved workspace to explore site constraints, compare build options and develop a design brief.
Organize zoning, permitting, design and financial assumptions into a report that makes decisions and evidence gaps easier to review.
For reviewed authority and project combinations, prepare an unsigned official PDF draft and identify the documents and human review still needed.
A closer look
These sample screens show how a check can become a saved project and a report. Actual findings depend on local sources and the details you provide.

Start with an address and a proposed project. See available parcel and authority evidence, likely next steps, and the questions that still need local confirmation.
Try Permit Check
Carry the check into a saved workspace. Explore the lot, compare placement and design options, and make the missing inputs visible before preparation.
Start a project
Bring property findings, permit steps, design direction, and assumptions into a feasibility report or project brief. Confirm official forms and filing instructions with the authority.
Explore feasibility planningIllustrative UI demos with fictional project data. GovCodex supports research and preparation; the issuing authority controls submission, review, and approval.
Understand the path before paying for plans, and bring specific questions to the local office and your contractor.
Screen work before bidding and keep parcel constraints, client decisions and missing documents together.
Use early site evidence, alternative concepts and feasibility assumptions to decide where deeper diligence belongs.
GovCodex provides research and preparation. The issuing authority controls filing, review, inspections and approval. Coverage and reviewed forms vary by jurisdiction.