A home's commute deserves a measurement, not a promise.

Buying or renting a home in a fast growing Indian suburb usually means trusting a commute line: twenty minutes to the tech park, five minutes from metro. Most of those lines are real measurements, taken at an hour almost nobody travels, from a point that is not the gate, sometimes on a road that does not exist yet.

The household then makes that trip at 8:45 am, five days a week, for years. We think that trip should be measured before the decision, the way a buyer would check the title or the carpet area.

So we sample it: from the gate, at the hours the household chooses, on ten working days, with every leg and assumption written down. We publish our method, keep results private, and never name or rank anyone.