For buyers, conveyancers & buyer's agents
Know what's in the strata report — before you buy.
A strata report runs to hundreds of pages, and the things that matter are buried in it. Upload yours and get a plain-English breakdown of the money, the building and the risks — with every figure linked to the page it came from, so you can check our work in one click.
Analyse a report — $8 How to read a strata report
$8 per report, or $12 for reports over 250 pages. No subscription. Results in minutes. Australian data, stored encrypted in Sydney.
What you get
Financial position
Capital works and administration fund balances, quarterly costs, insurance, and the special levies — past, current and proposed.
Six red flags
Concrete cancer, water ingress, combustible cladding, asbestos, litigation and fire-safety compliance — each with the report's own wording.
Maintenance outlook
What the 10-year capital works plan actually commits to, what it will cost, and whether the fund can cover it.
Every number, linked to its page
The problem with a summary is that you have to trust it. Ours cites itself: click any figure and the exact page of your strata report slides open beside it, with the sentence it came from highlighted. If a number can't be found in the document, we say "not located" rather than guessing — because a wrong figure is worse than a missing one.
How it works
- Upload the report. The PDF your agent, conveyancer or strata search company provided.
- We read it. A few minutes for a few hundred pages.
- You review. Scores, plain-English summaries, and the underlying tables — each traceable to a page.
- Share it. Send a read-only link to your partner, buyer's agent or solicitor.
Start here
- How to read a strata report — the ten-minute version
- Strata report red flags — what makes buyers walk away
- The capital works fund, explained — and how much is enough
- Strata glossary — every term in the report, defined