Walkability and 15-minute city analysis on the real streets
OSMosis measures walkability on the real street network: walks and rides door to door, every home's walk to its nearest school, clinic, food shop, park or station, 15-minute access, and a livability index for each neighbourhood that you can weight for families, older residents, car-free people or commuters.
What you get
- Routes on foot, by bicycle and by car between real doors, with the shadiest option.
- Catchments: which homes each school, clinic, shop, park, station or mosque serves, and the homes beyond a set walk.
- 15-minute access and the transit walk: every street coloured by its minutes on foot to the nearest stop.
- The livability index: daily needs, green access, mobility, services and street life for each neighbourhood, with a walk audit.
- Walking pace you choose: slower for children and older people, or brisk.
Questions
How do I measure if a neighbourhood is a 15-minute city?
Build it in OSMosis and open 15-minute access in Urban form and Catchments in Access: they show, on the real streets, which homes reach daily needs within 15 minutes on foot.
Can I see which homes are far from a school or clinic?
Yes. OSMosis Catchments colours every home by its nearest school, clinic, food shop, park or station on foot, and lists the homes beyond the place's own walking distance.
Does it use the real street network?
Yes. Every walk, ride and drive in OSMosis is measured along the streets, from a building's doors where they are mapped.
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Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors and other open datasets.