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AnnouncementsJul 30, 2026 · 4 min read

We're live: DoesItHaveIt? soft-launches in Colorado

One address search. 150+ signals. Every deciding factor about a place — internet, permits, flood risk, schools, transit, trails — in one page. We're starting in Colorado, and California is next.

Justin Adams

Founder

The tabs always won.

You find a place that looks right. Then the real research starts: one site for internet providers, another for the flood zone, a county portal for permits, a spreadsheet to keep track, and a phone call — or three — to confirm what the websites couldn't. By the time you've answered "does it have what I need?", the listing is gone or the weekend is.

That's the problem DoesItHaveIt? exists to solve, and as of today it's live in Colorado.

What it is

DoesItHaveIt? is one search box. Type any Colorado address and you get back 150+ signals about that exact location in about thirty seconds: internet options and real speeds, building permits and what's being developed nearby, flood risk, wildfire hazard, air quality, safety, schools and childcare, medical access, transit, trails, daily essentials, local events, rent benchmarks, and more — all on one page.

Every answer is pulled from our network of 90+ official, commercial, and proprietary sources by a fully custom intelligence platform we built from the ground up. We go upstream to primary sources, we verify before we ship, and the platform is expanding with every release.

And because "good" depends on why you're asking, results reweight around your intent. Buying? Permits and schools rise to the top. Renting? Transit and daily essentials. Vacation? Trails and events. Investing? Rent benchmarks and growth signals. Same address, your lens.

Why we built it

Because choosing where to live is one of the biggest decisions most of us make, and the deciding factors aren't in the listing. The information exists — it's just scattered across dozens of government databases, county portals, and provider sites that were never designed to answer a simple human question: what is it actually like to live at this address?

We also built it with a few principles we don't bend on: lookups aren't tied to your identity, saved addresses are encrypted, and we will never sell your data. You're researching a place to live, not volunteering to be profiled.

Why "soft" launch

We're calling this a soft launch on purpose. Colorado is home — we can drive to the neighborhoods we're scoring, verify sources county by county, and hold every signal to the accuracy bar we've set. That's what this phase is: real users, real lookups, and rapid iteration while the surface area is small enough to keep every answer honest.

If something looks off, tell us. There's a bug-report button on every results page, and we triage weekly.

What's next: California

Colorado is the proof. California is next — the first stop in our Phase 1 expansion, bringing the same one-search, every-signal experience to the biggest address market in the country. Same playbook: primary sources, verified accuracy, intent-aware answers.

Want to know the moment we go live in your state? Sign up for updates — we only send meaningful releases.

Try it

Head to the homepage, type an address you're curious about, and see what it actually has. First lookup is free, no account needed.

One search. Every signal. Welcome to DoesItHaveIt?.

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Justin Adams

Founder

Founder of DoesItHaveIt?. Built the platform after one too many address searches turned into forty open tabs, a spreadsheet, and three phone calls.

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