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UK properties analysed
250,000+ labelled images · floor plans · access features
Sample property · evidence-backed
Make every UK home
Rightision turns photos, floor plans and property data into evidence-backed accessibility intelligence.
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UK properties analysed
250,000+ labelled images · floor plans · access features
Sample property · evidence-backed
An accessibility gap at the scale of a country.
Suitable housing directly affects independence, safety and cost across the housing and care system — but the process remains slow, fragmented and expensive.
16.8M
Disabled people in the UK
Yet only a small share of UK homes have basic accessibility features.
30k+
Properties analysed
Engine trained on 250,000+ labelled images of access features and floor plans.
A–G
Standards-informed grading
Wheelchair housing, Lifetime Homes and Part M mapped to a clear category.
5
Councils demoed to date
AccessCheck live in Beta with feedback from housing & adaptation teams.
Two products, one accessibility engine.
The Rightision engine powers both a professional decision-support product and a consumer search experience — sharing the same evidence layer.
AccessCheck
Decision support for housing professionals
Turns photos, floor plans and property data into an evidence-backed A–G accessibility grade with adaptation feasibility and DFG-ready recommendations.
Joint venture with The Foundations · demoed to 5 councils
- AI photo & floor-plan analysis
- A–G accessibility category and property-level report
- Adaptation feasibility and DFG adoption plans
- Allocation-support workflows for social landlords and OTs
Homingo
Accessible UK property search, in plain English
Consumer-facing search powered by the Rightision engine — surfaces the homes that actually fit a person’s accessibility needs from across the UK market.
- Natural-language accessibility matching
- UK-wide property database
- Standards-informed filters (Part M, Lifetime Homes)
- Mobile-first, screen-reader friendly
Pilots, partnerships and housing-data conversations.
If you're a council, housing association, occupational therapist, property platform or partner working on accessible housing — we want to hear from you.