It is not a stretch of the imagination to suggest the model of 'Area Action Planning' that London boroughs currently employ, is grossly out of date. Having worked in detail within a couple of these AAPs, the author can confidently suggest the information they provide is both difficult to decipher, and in most cases, archaic. This essay proffers the notion that in the future, the AAPs will be contained within, and governed by a central 3D model, one which contains various real-time feedback loops, designed to be increasingly accurate when consulted. The model will encompass all levels of planning policy relevant to a certain area, from AAPs right up to the London Plan and onwards. It will also contain a standardised vocabulary, one which can be used seamlessly across all regions. The focus of this paper however, is to interrogate the mode of feedback, suggesting that we must incorporate both quantitative and qualitative, but also a method of opt-in, tacit, feedback.