Check a home address before release.

The problem

One late address rejection costs a family a deposit, forces a team to start over and can stall a release. The rules are public but scattered across parcel data, school lists and child care registries.

Mission

Catch address problems before a housing plan falls apart.

Who it serves

• Criminal defense attorneys
• Reentry case managers and housing providers
• Families planning a release
• Agencies that review proposed addresses

How it works

1. Enter the proposed address. SafeAddress geocodes it and measures distance to restricted locations.
2. A built in margin flags borderline cases for human review instead of calling them clear.
3. The result is Likely Compliant, Review Required or Manual Review, with every source listed.
4. A formatted review packet goes to the attorney or agency making the decision.

What sets it apart

• Georgia 1,000 foot restriction screening with a 150 foot measurement margin
• Data from county parcels, school registries, child care licensing and open map data
• Administrator and housing provider roles
• Preliminary screening only. The responsible agency makes the final decision.

Where it stands

In validation. Georgia screening is built; reports open to the public when the Georgia legal validation and launch gates are complete.

Commercial and partnership paths

Attorney and provider access. 90 day organization pilots. Agency agreements and expansion to additional states.