The idea behind Korynox came from a pretty simple frustration: whenever I was evaluating a real-estate or investment opportunity, I’d end up jumping between 8–10 different websites to check things like population, seismic risk, air quality, solar potential, accessibility, and market data. Different formats, different update dates, and often very different levels of reliability.
So we built Korynox to bring that process into one place.
You pick any point on the map, and Korynox pulls together data from 30+ open sources and turns it into a single spatial dossier. An AI analyst then reads the collected data and summarizes the most important findings, instead of making you interpret dozens of separate datasets yourself.
One thing we care about a lot is data transparency. Every insight includes its source, confidence level, and limitations. If something is an estimate, we label it as an estimate. If it’s a proxy indicator, we say so. We’d rather be transparent about uncertainty than make the product look smarter than it is.
Korynox is free and requires an account. For our Product Hunt launch, all features are unlocked for the first 24 hours.
I’d genuinely love feedback from people here — especially on which datasets or signals you’d want to see added. What would you want to know about a location before making an investment or business decision?