SweetSpot

For people who don't know where to start

Describe the lifestyle you want.
See it on the map.

Type sentences about how you want to live. We turn them into a real map — no filters to configure, no suburb names to guess at.

Someone types Discover

“▌”

They get back

 

How to use it

Four steps, and none of them are filters.

01

Write one sentence

Where you work, how you get around, what you want in walking distance. Suburb names optional.

You type

“I bike to work near the CBD and want a good coffee shop and a gym within walking distance.”

02

Name none, one or two

Name nothing and we discover. Name one and we validate. Name two and we compare.

SweetSpot picks the mode

DiscoverValidateCompare
03

Check what we heard

Every requirement returns as a chip you can edit — and if something is ambiguous, we ask.

Editable chips

Bike commuteeditCoffee shopeditGymeditNear CBDedit
04

Read the map

Areas shaded, places pinned, suburbs listed. Change a number and it redraws.

9 suburbs fit all four

Map output — shaded reach area with amenity pins

What makes us different

Chatbots guess. SweetSpot measures.

Chatbot
✓ SweetSpot
Travel times
Ballpark guesses from training data. No live traffic, no timetable.
✓Real isochrones — walk, drive, transit, bike — computed for your exact ask.
Local places
Might name a Woolworths that closed in 2019. No way to check without opening five tabs.
✓Every pin is a real, current place — dropped where it actually is.
Reading the answer
A paragraph naming three suburbs, with no sense of where they sit relative to each other.
✓One map. Where the areas overlap is your sweet spot.
Comparing suburbs
Vibes, adjectives, and the occasional stereotype.
✓Boundary-aware counts, side by side — cafes in Glenwood vs. Bella Vista.
When it's not sure
Guesses confidently and moves on.
✓Shows what it understood, and asks when something's ambiguous.

Test it out

Start with an example

Pick one below to see it run, or write your own sentence — no suburb names required.

Or write your own

What it costs

Nine dollars, or one wasted Saturday.

Your first map is free and whole. Plus lifts the two caps.

Free

$0

One map. No card, no countdown.

1 map per account, up to 3 requirements

All three jobs — discover, check a suburb, compare two

Reach area, amenity pins and the follow-up question

Static map · no re-runs, nothing saved

Plus

$9

A month. $79 if you pay for the year — that's two months free.

Unlimited maps and requirements — every clause, every re-run

All four travel modes — walk, drive, transit, bike, and their overlaps

Live map — pan and zoom, every amenity layer on at once

Corridors, regions and saved maps — shared by link

No commitment, cancel anytime.