You live around one place.
Search like it.
Radius maps candidate apartments around your anchor: the theater you perform at, the office you report to, the gym you never skip. Drive times at the hour you need to be there, walk times, groceries, and rent per square foot, side by side on one board.
Twelve real Los Angeles buildings around a neutral anchor, LACMA, with precomputed evening drive times. Click a building to pin its route and 10/20/30 minute walk bands. The full app is live, no signup. Open the app.
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One point runs your life. Start there.
Listing sites rank apartments by price, beds, and a vague neighborhood name, then bury the one number that decides your year: how long it takes to reach the place you go four nights a week. Radius starts from that place. Drop an anchor, and every building on the map is measured, sorted, and judged by its distance from it.
Routed at the hour you actually go.
A “15 minute drive” at 2pm on a Tuesday is a 35 minute crawl when you need to be somewhere at 8. Radius routes every building at the time your life actually happens: your show time, your shift, your standing reservation. Walk bands draw the honest 10, 20, and 30 minute lines around your anchor, so “close” stops being a feeling.
Audit the block before you tour the unit.
Every candidate shows its nearest grocery store with a walk time, plus the restaurants and bars within reach, each with ratings and price levels. You learn on the map what you would otherwise learn three weeks after signing: the closest food is a 24 minute walk and the grocery store is a gas station.
Units side by side, down to the dollar per square foot.
Shortlisted buildings and units go on the Board: rent, beds, square footage, price per square foot, drive time, grocery walk, in one grid with the winner marked in every row. In Los Angeles, a crime heat layer built from LAPD and Sheriff’s department data shows what the evening hours look like around each building. Decisions get made on evidence, not vibes.
Your search, your people, nobody else.
Each search belongs to its owner and the collaborators they invite: a partner, a roommate, a friend who knows the city. Everyone sees the same board, the same times, the same numbers. Radius maps Los Angeles and New York, free while in beta.
Try the live demo no signup needed
No password, no waitlist: the link signs you straight in.