Early beta · a home search built around you

Describe the house you want. However you'd say it.

Tell us what matters. Basecamp turns your priorities into a search plan, then finds homes worth a closer look.

Your brief first. You approve the plan.

A few ways to make it yours

“A lake house we can swim from, with a screened porch, that we can rent out the weeks we're not there, under three hours from Mendham, and close enough to a ski hill for February.”

Photos: we look at the photos
Listing facts: we read the write-up and the facts
Location: we compare the facts and location

Filters find bedrooms. You're looking for a house.

A look no filter has

A stone farmhouse. A screened porch. We look at listing photos for the details you have in mind, before you spend a Saturday on them.

The facts behind the listing

Rental rules, an HOA, a dock you own. We show what the listing supports and what still needs a question to the agent.

The right things, together

A lake, a ski hill, and a manageable drive. Your priorities shape the search and how each home is judged.

What a pick looks like

Every pick comes with its reasons.

A score against your priorities, evidence from the listing, and the questions worth asking. Save the homes you like to a shortlist you can share with your household.

Illustrative example
Not a current listing

82Strong

New London, NH

An example lakefront farmhouse

$1,595,0005 beds · 4 baths · 3.21 acres

Why it fits

Lake frontage, a dock, and room for guests near the village.

What to check

Roof condition and the town's rental requirements.

Read the example review

Updated 1834 farmhouse with 210 feet of Pleasant Lake frontage, a barn with room for a guest suite, and Mount Sunapee fifteen minutes away. The kitchen and baths were redone in 2021; the original roof should be budgeted.

1.4 miles to the village · about 4h 40m from home · 3,341 sqft

Water access: confirmed in photo 3.
Mountain views: confirmed in photo 7.
Rentals allowed: partial evidence; ask the agent.
Concerns: original roof in photos 4 and 9; road noise on the north side.

Ask the agent: Is the dock permitted? Does the town require rental registration?

How it works

Describe it in your words
The places you love, your budget, your must-haves. A short guided conversation becomes a brief you can edit.
Make the plan yours
Review the towns, hard limits, and what makes a home a good match. You approve the plan before scanning.
Come back to a shortlist
Scheduled scans review new matches and explain the picks. Save your favorites together; approve any changes to the search.

Research, not advice.

Basecamp is a research tool. Its reviews are written by an AI reading public listing photos, descriptions and facts. It can misread a photo, miss a rule, or work from a listing that has since changed. Nothing here is an appraisal, an inspection, a legal opinion, or financial advice, and Basecamp is not a real-estate broker, agent or lender.

Before you act on anything you see here — a price, a drive time, whether a town allows rentals, what is or isn't in a photo — verify it yourself with the listing agent, the town, an inspector and your own attorney. Listing information comes from public sources and belongs to the brokers who published it; Basecamp is not affiliated with Zillow.

Say what you're looking for.

Start with a brief. Review your plan before your first scan.

Start your search

Filters find bedrooms. You're looking for a house.

A look no filter has

A stone farmhouse. A screened porch. We look at listing photos for the details you have in mind, before you spend a Saturday on them.

The facts behind the listing

Rental rules, an HOA, a dock you own. We show what the listing supports and what still needs a question to the agent.

The right things, together

A lake, a ski hill, and a manageable drive. Your priorities shape the search and how each home is judged.

How it works

Describe it in your words

The places you love, your budget, your must-haves. A short guided conversation becomes a brief you can edit.

Make the plan yours

Review the towns, hard limits, and what makes a home a good match. You approve the plan before scanning.

Come back to a shortlist

Scheduled scans review new matches and explain the picks. Save your favorites together; approve any changes to the search.

Research, not advice.