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137 new projects in your smartfeed

  • Early7536 Sterling Ave · HighlandTodayMultifamily · 220 units · 4 storiesPre-Entitlement · 1 of 7
  • Submitted833 Westmount Dr · West HollywoodYesterdayNew 2-story ADU · $150K declared
  • Pending3150 Bear St · Costa Mesa2 days agoStacked flats · $38.0M declared
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Real projects from our database, shown the way they arrive in your feed.

Nothing happens in your market without you knowing.

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Get notified in real time

We watch 572 city and county sources for you. When something new is filed in your area, it shows up in your feed as soon as we pick it up, so you're not the last to hear about it.

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Filtered to what you do

Pick your trade, your cities and the size of job you go after. You only see the work that fits, so you're not digging through bathroom remodels to find the one project worth bidding.

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Know who to contact

See who's named on the filing: the owner, the architect, the builder. It comes straight from the city's record, not a directory someone forgot to update.

For project teams

Know it while it's still in planning.

For architects, engineers, builders and developers. You see projects at the entitlement stage, months before ground breaks and while the team is still being picked. Each project is one row with all of its permits, plus the people named on the filing, usually the owner and often the architect.

How project teams use it →
A preconstruction manager at a plan table studying a subdivision tract map, with the future homes rising from it as a blueprint projection.

7143 N Tampa Ave, Los Angeles244-unit new construction · $26M

You knew hereApplication filed
Mar 2025
Permit issued
May 2026
Ground breaks

14 months between the filing and the permit.

A real record from our database — dates as published by the jurisdiction.

For specialty contractors

Hear about the job before it's awarded.

A permit in your trade usually means someone already won the job. The work you can still win shows up earlier, at the planning filing and the building permit. Filter by trade and territory, see the declared value, and reach the owner and architect named on the filing.

How specialty contractors use it →
An electrical subcontractor leaning on his work truck at sunrise, checking a newly issued permit on his phone beside homes under construction.
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SolarRoofingPlumbingPool

Solar · 3 issued this week

  • Issued Jul 93057 Killybrooke Ln · Costa MesaSolar · $113K
  • Issued Jun 231475 N Palm Canyon Dr · Palm SpringsSolar · $352K
  • Issued Jun 1517 Meadow Pl · TustinSolar · $100K
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Work smarter, not harder

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Smartfeeds

Save a search once. New matching projects arrive on your schedule, wherever you work.

  • Email alerts
  • Webhooks into your own tools
  • Added to a list automatically
  • Integrations (coming soon)

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Contact tracking

Keep the people behind your projects in one contact book, grouped by company.

  • See every project a contact is on
  • Find more people at the same company
  • Enrich a contact to get their email

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Connect ClearTract to Claude, Codex and other AI tools, then work your pipeline in plain English.

  • Ask which new projects still need a GC
  • Find who to email to get on the bid
  • Let AI build your lists and outreach

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from checking the city portal?

One city portal shows you one city, when you remember to check. This is 572 sources across 431 cities and 49 counties, read continuously, deduplicated, and matched to your filters. The portals are where the data lives; this is how you actually work it.

Where does the data come from?

Government public records — permits, planning entitlements, and related filings. Every record links to its source jurisdiction with a dated status history, so you can check anything we show you.

Do you cover my cities?

Probably — 431 cities and 49 counties are on the list. Check the coverage page; if your jurisdiction isn't there, telling us moves it up the queue.

Find more projects. Win more work.

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