On the Search Page, scroll to the section for Schools and Location Boundaries and click the Drawn Map Shapes pencil (or click the pencil icon on the map), and select Draw a travel time boundary.

As of this beta, you can also now draw shapes to require an overlap — just click the “three dots” menu to access:

Type in the name of a place — a school, an office, a coffee shop, an address — and pick the result. Choose how the buyer plans to get there (Drive, Walk, Bike, Transit, Bus, or Scooter), set the travel time, and decide whether to account for traffic. Click Add to search.

The shaded area appears on the map and as a chip in your Drawn Map Shapes. Your results filter to homes inside it.

That's the whole loop — one location, one trip, one boundary.

Most buyers care about more than one place. To require a home be close to all of them, click the map pencil icon, click ‘Draw a travel time boundary’, and enter your required places.

Then, click “Add (2) (matches all)” (instead of ‘matches any’) to add them to your map as an overlap requirement:

If the boundary isn't quite right, click the chip to reopen it and change the mode, time, or traffic settings. The polygon redraws when you save.

Couples rarely have the same commute tolerance. AI Search handles this directly — you can describe each person's commute in plain language and it picks them up as separate boundaries.

In this video the prompt asks for a 45-minute drive to one point of interest and a 20-minute drive to a university campus. AI Search opens a short to-do list with one item per location. Confirm the exact spot for each, click Run search, and the results filter to the overlap.

At the end of the video, bumping the 20-minute boundary up to 30 minutes opens up considerably more inventory — a useful thing to try when results feel thin. You can edit any boundary after the search runs without retyping the prompt.

AI Search isn't limited to commutes. You can describe the whole shape of someone's week and it'll build the search around it.

This video uses a real client-style prompt:

Client is looking to purchase house/townhome Budget: 300k–1.25m Lifestyle:

AI Search reads each line, picks the right travel mode and time, and builds a to-do list. You confirm each location, then run the search. The result is a filter set that reflects the buyer's actual life — kid-friendly weekends, Sunday coffee rides, family within a Sunday drive, and a date-night radius — all layered together.

It's worth watching this one end to end to see how the boundaries combine.

Your registered clients can also search by travel time! On any client-facing search page, clicking Travel Time (screenshot 1) will allow them to input a destination. They can choose their destinations, mode of transport, and then view their changes on the map, optionally saving their search. If an unregistered visitor attempts to search by Travel Time, they will be prompted to sign up (screenshot 4).