Public information should feel public.
If it’s on record, you should be able to read it without a law degree.
Buying or renting a home is the biggest decision most of us make. Yet most of us make it on a 15-minute viewing and a vibe.
Not because nobody wrote it down — they did. It’s scattered across 60+ public registers, written for planners, lawyers and nobody else.
Eavesdrop exists to change that.
No one should commit to a home without hearing its whole story.
If it’s on record, you should be able to read it without a law degree.
A listing’s job is to show a home at its best. Ours is to show you the rest.
We don’t tell you whether to buy. We give you what you need to decide.
No source, no finding.
Paste a Rightmove, Zoopla or OnTheMarket link. We check 60+ public registers — from flood maps and flight paths to planning applications, council finances and freeholders. You get a clear, cited report in about 30 seconds. Before your tea’s brewed.
We’ll always tell you where every fact came from. If we can’t pull enough to be useful, you get your money back.
We’ll never take a penny from anyone to say something nice about a property.