Marlwood pulls together the information you would normally gather from councils, state planning portals, and spreadsheets — and puts it in one place. Type an address and see what the property is, what the rules allow, and how the numbers might work.
Marlwood is made up of several parts that work together. Each one handles a job that would normally need a different tool, website, or professional.
Type in any street address in Australia and the system returns a summary of the property — the lot and plan details, the block size, the zone it sits in, and any planning rules or restrictions that apply to that specific piece of land.
A built-in assistant that reads the planning information for a property and explains what it means in normal language. Ask it what you can build, what the rules are, what might get approved, and what the likely next steps are — and it will give you a written answer.
A worksheet for checking whether a project might make money. You enter what you think the property, build costs, and end sale prices will be, and it works out the profit, the margin, and how changes to any figure affect the outcome. Compare several options side by side.
A place to keep a record of every property you have looked at. Everything the system pulled up about the address stays attached, so you can come back to it later without running the search again or losing the notes you made.
A simple way to keep track of the people you are working with and the deals in progress. Each deal can be linked to a property, so the planning information and the person involved sit together instead of being spread across emails and folders.
A map view that shows the property from above with the planning layers drawn on top — things like flood lines, heritage areas, and environmental restrictions. Each constraint is its own switchable layer, so you can turn them on and off and see at a glance which parts of the block are affected and which are not.
A lead-generation tool that researches property owners in an area you choose and can place outreach calls on your behalf. Every call is logged, the result recorded, and the promising leads are flagged — so you always know who is worth following up.
Pick the suburbs or regions you want to focus on and the system tracks every property inside them as a farm area. Build call campaigns around those areas and move each lead through a visible pipeline, from first contact to deal, so nothing slips through the cracks.
The admin side in one place — record transactions, watch a running monthly summary, and keep the tasks attached to each property, client, and deal. The next action is always clear, and the numbers stay next to the work they belong to.
This is the path a property takes through the system, from the moment you type the address to the point where you have something useful.
Type in the street address of the property you are interested in. The system looks up what it can find on that property — the land, the boundaries, the council it falls under, and the planning rules that apply.
You see what the property is, what the rules allow, and what might restrict it (for example flood zones or heritage rules). The feasibility tool lets you work through the numbers for a project on that site.
The planner assistant can take any of this information and explain it back in plain English — what it means, what might be possible, and what you would usually do next. You stay in control and can override anything.
The system is offered in three tiers. The main difference is how much you can use it and how many of the tools are turned on for your account.
All plans billed monthly. Cancel anytime. Prices in AUD.
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