This representative screen is address-free: no street, listing, parcel, or property photo is published here. It shows the geometry and the limits of what the product can say.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors
The road arc is measured against the screened point. A road counts as “virtual water”: the map can distinguish an embracing curve from one that bends away.
Evidence: road centerline geometry and the point’s position relative to the bend.
A straight approach is tested for whether it aims toward the frontage. The practical correlate is oncoming traffic and headlights, not a prediction.
Evidence: road bearing, approach line, and the available frontage estimate.
The product can estimate a rough eight-sector facing from the street, but a precise direction is not inferred from a map.
Evidence: street-normal estimate only; user confirmation can refine it.
When the frontage road or building data is missing, HomeField marks affected factors Not assessed; it never converts missing map data into “clear.” A compass on site is still required for a precise facing.