Composyte – Property value, comps and financing on one map

Composyte is a property analytics tool. You type in an address and it pulls the subject property, its comparable sales and the numbers an investor or appraiser needs to price it. Its own tagline is Property Intelligence.

I designed version 3 of the web app in Figma. The core screen pairs a comps list and a price-per-square-foot scatter chart on the left with a map on the right. Rings around the subject property show the search radius, and each comp is a numbered pin that matches its row in the list. A filter or a PSF/Price switch re-plots the chart and the map together.

On top of the map sits a widget system. Value, Sales, Area, Market, Financing and Rentals each open a card with its own tabs: value prediction against last year's data, historical sales, listings and foreclosures, supply and demand, mortgage and amortization, cash flow and expense breakdowns. Every card uses the same metric display, chart axes and legend components, so a new data set slots into a card without a new layout.

The file also covers flood zone and map layers, property details, appraisal review and mobile versions of the main views. For this piece I animated copies of the screens with Figma Motion to show the comps refreshing and the charts drawing in.