Name a street, a site or a brand. Maria reads the foot traffic, rivals and people around it, and answers with the numbers, a live map and a board-ready scorecard.
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Maria has already walked the street. She maps every rival within 500 metres, reads how busy each gets by the hour, counts who lives within a kilometre and ranks your sites on one yardstick. In minutes.
Three London streets: who walks them, when, and who lives there. Every figure below is from Maria's lookups.
Places, a goal, a hunch. Here: who is on these three streets, when, and who lives there?
Hour-by-hour foot traffic for 141 venues, 144+ coffee competitors and the people within 1 km of each street. Every lookup shows as it runs.
Each street, its 500 m radius and every competitor, ready to filter, compare and download.
Three streets, three clocks: King's Cross runs on breakfast, Shoreditch on weekends, Soho on nights.
The morning crowd is in King's Cross: the most residents, the fewest rivals. One more question makes it a scorecard for the board.
% busy is how full a street's venues are at that hour, against their own busiest hour of the week: 100% is as busy as they ever get.
Every site's week, hour by hour, from the venues around it. The same street can be a lunchtime strip on weekdays and a destination on Saturdays.
Each card is a question you could ask, and what Maria brings back.
You ask: Who else sells coffee near Old Compton St, Soho?
Each one mapped, with its rating and the hours it gets busy.
You ask: How many people live near each site?
60,809
people live within 1 km of Granary Square.
Old Compton St has the fewest neighbours, so its cafés rely more on people passing through.
You ask: Which site is easiest to walk to?
Redchurch St, 94 out of 100. A score built from the pavements, crossings, street lights and transit stops within 500 m.
You ask: Where is Zara in Spain, and what is it advertising?
You ask: Who can reach my site in 10 minutes?
The area anyone can walk, cycle or drive to in a set time, drawn on the map.
You ask: Is it offices, homes or shops around here?
How tall and dense the buildings are, and the mix of shops, offices and homes.
You can also ask about
Give Maria up to five addresses and your concept. She scores each on footfall, competition, catchment and access, ranks them, and writes it up with maps, busy-hour grids and competitor tables.
Site score, out of 100 · specialty coffee, London
Every lookup is listed under the answer, and every figure sits in a dataset you can open, sort and download.
Every figure comes from a lookup Maria ran. An estimate is labelled as one, with its assumptions.
Every site is scored on the same four measures with published bands, so sites compare fairly.
Conversations and datasets belong to your account, and the workspace loads no third-party scripts.
Free, no credit card. Maria finds the pattern in minutes, and a 30-minute call with the team opens every figure.
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