

Just released https://then.travel so people can easily check an address and get a safety score.
I have also brought the idea a little bit further with a Google Chrome extension that enriches search results from AirBnb/Booking.com with a safety score.
What do you think?
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Then Travel is a London-focused travel safety intelligence tool that gives any address, postcode, hotel name, or area a clear safety score. It pulls public police data, updates nightly, and turns raw crime statistics into an easy-to-read score out of 100. The service covers all 673 wards across London, so you can check a specific stay or browse the entire city to understand which neighbourhoods feel calm and which require normal city awareness.
Paste any postcode, address, hotel name, or area into the search and get an instant safety score on a London map. No need to know ward boundaries or police district names — the tool handles the mapping for you.
The scores are built from public recorded crime statistics refreshed every night. You are looking at recent patterns, not stale annual reports, which makes the tool genuinely useful for planning a trip in the coming weeks.
When one hotel is cheaper in a busier district and another is quieter but farther from your plans, the compare tool lays both areas next to each other. You can weigh incident counts, weighted categories, and whether crime is rising or improving before you decide.
A companion extension enriches AirBnb and Booking.com search results with safety scores directly in the browser. You get the same intelligence without manually copying addresses back and forth.
Then Travel is built for travellers, not property buyers.
Most crime-mapping tools target people looking to move or invest. Then Travel flips that focus entirely — it answers the specific question a visitor has after booking a stay: does this area feel suitable for my trip, my people, and my arrival time? The language is deliberately calm, avoiding fear-led advice, and the scores are framed as context rather than guarantees. That measured tone, combined with nightly updates and a browser extension, makes it feel like a practical travel companion rather than another alarmist crime map.
You are planning a London trip and want a grounded, data-backed sense of your chosen neighbourhood before you arrive. It is also worth a look if you regularly book stays through AirBnb or Booking.com and want safety context without extra research steps. And if you appreciate tools that present public data honestly — with clear caveats that scores are indicative, not personal safety guarantees — Then Travel fits that mindset well.
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