Many startups from Lithuanian visited the Bay Area this past summer, but one of them is a really neat tool that would appeal to anyone looking for a new place to live or interested in getting interesting insights into the neighborhood you live. It's a company called Place I Live and you should check it out.
PlaceILive provides the most relevant systematized quality of life and real estate related information for a specific object (distances to the most important objects, demographic trends of the neighborhood, air and noise pollution, safety levels and many more) that is completely free to access and use. This information enables citizens of smart cities to make fastest and most rational decisions and may change the way of how they understand and evaluate their living environment.