A more informed decision when choosing where to live

That is the whole reason Sky Score exists. A listing shows you the kitchen. It rarely tells you about the aircraft overhead, the road outside, the air or the flood risk, so we put those beside every postcode we cover, from the organisations that measure them, and say plainly where a figure is our own estimate.

Bilal Khizar, founder

Who it's for

Choosing a home

Buying or renting

Find the areas that fit your budget, then check a street before a viewing. Free to search.

Search a postcode Get a street report

Working with homes and places

Buying agents and relocation firmsA sourced answer before the client asks.See pricing →
Conveyancers and surveyorsAdd aircraft noise to the reports you already produce.Use the API →
Islamic home financeEnvironmental checks with an affordability measure that uses prices only.Use the API →
Residents' groupsStart a bid from the official baseline.Browse council areas →
Researchers and journalistsOne open, documented file.Get the open data →

Bilal Khizar speaking into a microphone beside a large screen showing the Sky Score map of London's flight paths. — Showing the map at AI Tinkerers London, 22 September 2026.

Why I built it

I went to a property viewing, and while I was there a plane flew low overhead. The listing hadn't said a word about it.

Aircraft noise, road noise, air quality and flood risk are all published by the bodies that measure them, but no property site put them in front of the person deciding where to live. I started Sky Score at an AWS hackathon, honestly for the cloud credits, and kept building it because it was the tool I wanted when I was looking for a home.

I don't come from a technical background. I built it with AI, and with a running list of "gotchas", so the same mistake never happens twice.

Bilal KhizarFounder, Sky Score

Questions people have asked

Asked out loud, by the audience at a talk.

Does it rank all the places in London, best and worst?: Yes, and the order depends on what matters to you: a family, a first-time buyer and an investor each get a different ranking. Open the full map.
Can you see how it changes over time?: House prices update every month. The official aircraft and road noise maps are from 2021, a lockdown year with fewer flights, and the full map says so. What changed, and when.
Could you forecast the noise from a new runway?: Not yet. Sky Score describes the routes flown today; it doesn't guess at a runway that hasn't been built.
Is it the land or the building? A flat on a high floor hears a road differently.: It's the postcode, not the floor: a penthouse and a ground-floor flat at the same postcode get the same road noise and air quality. How a score is worked out.
What made you build it?: A plane overhead at a viewing, and a listing that said nothing about it. The story.

Talks

A room of seated people, their faces blurred, listening to Bilal Khizar speak at the front beside a large screen. — AI Tinkerers London, 22 September 2026. Audience faces blurred.

Bilal Khizar speaking with a microphone beside a projected Sky Score page. — Deen Developers, July 2026. Photo: Deen Developers.