SQOUT

About our data

SQOUT is a trust graph for housing decisions. Every dossier separates what the internet suggests, what SQOUT verified, and what residents confirm.

Public signal

Public signals come from places data, maps, listings context, public datasets, environmental feeds, event patterns, reviews, and social discovery. These signals are useful, but they start as Needs verification.

Scout verified

Scout verification is the human observation layer. A Scout visit can confirm, dispute, partially confirm, or mark a public signal as not observable. Scout media and notes are timestamped.

Resident confirmed

Resident confirmation is lightweight feedback after touring or living somewhere. We ask small questions like whether noise, parking, maintenance, or the overall report matched reality.

Fair Housing safety

Resident and social snippets do not publish into crawler-facing Review JSON-LD or provenance pills unless they pass the fh_safety_audited gate. Unaudited rows stay internal.

Citation share

Our internal citation tracker measures whether AI agents cite SQOUT pages when answering safe, place-based housing research questions. We track cited URLs, not just brand mentions.