Possession experience should become a pattern buyers can inspect.
Developer intelligence · in development
A developer can promise you a home. Only an owner can tell you what arrived.
FlatData is building the buyer-side record of what happens after the booking cheque: possession timelines, build quality, price parity, promises kept and after-sales support—project by project, backed by owner experience.
Coming soon. No invented scores, no paid rankings, no anonymous pile-on.
Why this must exist
A ₹1 crore decision deserves more than a brochure and a sales pitch.
Before you buy, every developer has a story about the home you will receive.
After owners move in, the market rarely records whether that story came true.
The evidence exists. It is simply scattered across WhatsApp groups, association meetings and thousands of private memories.
Promise-versus-delivery should be structured, not buried in chat history.
After-sales experience belongs in the buying decision.
What FlatData is building
Not another star rating. A record a buyer can question.
A single score hides too much. FlatData will separate the experience into the questions that matter—and show the amount, freshness and verification of the evidence behind every answer.
Expected date, actual handover and how communication changed.
Finishing, common areas, defects and how the home aged.
Whether the final cost remained close to the signed schedule.
What the brochure showed, what the agreement said and what arrived.
Responsiveness, snag resolution and service after the keys.
Review count, project spread, freshness and verified-owner share.
How the record earns trust
Owners contribute experience. FlatData contributes discipline.
The goal is not to create a complaint wall. It is to turn lived experience into structured, careful intelligence that helps the next buyer ask better questions.
Feedback stays focused on delivery, quality, price, promises and service.
Ownership evidence is checked without publishing a person’s unit or identity.
Every pattern shows how many people, projects and recent experiences support it.
A developer may answer publicly, but cannot pay to remove, improve or outrank.
Evidence before averages. Patterns before outrage. Buyers before
advertisers.
Help choose what comes first
Which developer should FlatData investigate first?
Demand should shape the launch. Tell us what you are researching—or contribute what you already know as an owner.
Every request helps prioritise the research queue. Verified owner evidence will determine when a report is credible enough to publish.
Request received
You just made the first report more likely.
FlatData will email you when this developer has enough verified evidence to publish something useful.
Coming soon to FlatData
The next buyer should not have to learn everything the hard way.
Owners have already lived the experience. FlatData is building the record that lets their knowledge protect the people buying next.