VeriStreet
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The app

One workspace
for the whole site.

VeriStreet puts a 3D model of the town, a linked street map and your own site data into one Windows app. Choose a location, run a check and export the evidence.

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The VeriStreet Windows app on its Analysis page: a 3D Pontypridd street above a linked street map, with path check settings alongside.
13 September 2026The Analysis page: a 3D street, the linked map and path check settings.

Fixed wireless and telecoms

Every premise,
a clear answer.

Screen a mast site against every address it needs to reach, using the buildings, terrain and surface height in the model.

  1. Load premisesImport a CSV of premises by UPRN or coordinates. The Data page checks every row before analysis.
  2. Place candidate sitesSet mast positions and antenna height.
  3. Run the path checkEach premise comes back clear, marginal or blocked, or is flagged when source data is missing.
  4. Compare and exportSee which premises gain or lose a path between sites, then export CSV, PDF and evidence files.
254 clear180 marginal284 blocked
393 clear168 marginal157 blocked
+193 gain a clear path54 lose one
Path check results for 718 Pontypridd premisesA map of Pontypridd with lines from a candidate mast to each premise. From site A, 254 premises have a clear path, 180 are marginal and 284 are blocked. From site B the figures are 393, 168 and 157. Moving from A to B gives 193 premises a clear path and removes it from 54.ABAB
August 2026 exportReal path check output for 718 address points (OS Open UPRN) in Pontypridd, from two illustrative mast sites at 32 m. Buildings, terrain and surface height decide each result. Geometric screening only: radio propagation, foliage, access and permissions are separate checks.
The VeriStreet app after a path check: a street-level view beside a list of premises marked clear or marginal, with the selected property's first obstruction.
13 September 2026After a path check: premises listed by result, with the selected property's first obstruction.

Results you can defend.

Every verdict records how the premise was matched to a building, its clearance and its first obstruction. Evidence exports keep the sources and settings with the results.

Geometric path screening only. Radio propagation, foliage, access, power and permissions are assessed separately.

Cameras and ANPR

Rank positions,
then check the view.

The placement workbench generates road-side positions and ranks them against the locations you need to monitor.

  1. Mark what to monitorImport the locations to watch, each with a priority.
  2. Generate positionsCandidates are spaced along the road network, alongside any sites you already have.
  3. Apply constraintsMinimum road width, maximum distance and ground-level roads rule positions in or out.
  4. Rank with reasonsEach position gets a score range, the locations it covers and the checks still outstanding, such as land access and power.
Ranked road-side camera positions in Pontypridd32 candidate camera positions on Pontypridd roads, ranked against 16 locations to monitor. The top position covers 9 of them within 300 metres. 321
Top five of 32 positions
RankPositionLocations coveredScore range
1Arterial road, 7 mGenerated on road graph9 of 1658% weighted49 to 74
2Arterial road, 7 mPlanning mast site A9 of 1648% weighted48 to 58
3Arterial road, 7 mGenerated on road graph9 of 1648% weighted44 to 69
4Arterial road, 7 mGenerated on road graph7 of 1648% weighted44 to 69
5Arterial road, 7 mGenerated on road graph6 of 1642% weighted41 to 66
12 September 2026Real output from VeriStreet's placement workbench: 31 positions generated on Pontypridd's road network plus one planning site, checked against road width, distance and layer constraints, then ranked. The locations to monitor are sample points. Field of view, plate reading, power, access and privacy assessments are separate.

Then stand where the camera would.

Move to street level at a shortlisted position to see the road, kerbs, junctions and buildings around it before anyone visits the site.

The workbench is a decision aid. It does not model camera field of view, plate reading, privacy or legal authority, and it never places equipment automatically.

Stone terraces with red doors and chimneys on a Pontypridd street corner in VeriStreet, with hills beyond.
13 September 2026Street level in Pontypridd.

Guided inspection

Pick a property.
See its front door.

Choose an address from your list and VeriStreet frames that building from the street, beside its result. Positions, footprints and heights come from mapped data; facade details are generated to suit each building.

A stone terrace frontage in VeriStreet with green, cream and red doors, paving, a kerb and a gully.
Development build, 13 September 2026
Selected propertyUPRN 200003768159Obstructed
Match
Exact footprint
First obstruction
Building, 364.9 m away

Your data

Start from
a spreadsheet.

Preview a CSV, map its columns once and keep that mapping with the project. The Data page validates every input before an analysis runs, so no premise disappears without a record.

  • CSV preview with reversible column mapping
  • Saved projects
  • World, Analysis, Data, Live / Replay and Settings pages
  • Evidence export with sources and settings
The VeriStreet Data page, with city, sector and premises inputs validated for 718 premises.
12 September 2026Inputs validated for 718 premises.

Built on a pipeline, not a hand-made model.

The same steps build every town in VeriStreet, from national open data to the finished world.

How it works

Private demos

Have a site
in mind?

A private demo shows the current build on a real town. Bring your premises or candidate sites and see what the checks return.

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