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Land Intelligence

A project workspace for land professionals. Turn deeds, GIS files, and scanned exhibits into persistent, reviewable, exportable project intelligence.

AI deed parsing from pasted text, PDFs, and scanned images
Editable call grid with closure, misclose, area, and precision
Texas survey and abstract context on every map
Import shapefiles, KML/KMZ, GeoJSON, and CSV, including State Plane
Export to GeoJSON, KML, shapefile, and PDF map reports

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Land Intelligence: AI metes and bounds mapping with a deed polygon plotted on a Texas map

What You Get

Every boundary in Land Intelligence can tell you where it came from, how it was made, and how much you can trust it.

AI Deed Plotting

Paste deed text or upload a PDF or scanned image. AI extracts the calls, walks the traverse, and draws the boundary on the map. The extracted text stays visible the whole time, so you can see exactly what the AI read.

Review Every Call

The call grid is fully editable. Fix a bearing or distance and the polygon updates instantly, with no need to re-run the AI. Each call traces back to the deed language it came from, and uncertain parses get flagged for review.

Survey-Grade Math

Closure, misclose, precision ratio, and acreage on every check. Curves, commencement-to-POB calls, and the units real Texas deeds use: varas, chains, rods, and links alongside feet and meters.

Manual Entry Built In

When you'd rather type the calls yourself, a surveyor-style entry table takes quadrant bearings, cardinal directions, and curve calls. Check closure before you commit, then save the result like any other feature.

Bring Your GIS Files

Import shapefiles, KML/KMZ, GeoJSON, and CSV. A column and CRS mapper handles odd headers and Texas State Plane coordinates. Leasehold layers, unit outlines, and well spots live alongside your deed plots.

Export Everything

GeoJSON, KML, and shapefile exports that open cleanly in ArcGIS, QGIS, and Google Earth, plus PDF map reports with acreage, closure, and provenance. Your work leaves the platform in the format your client needs.

Plot the Deed. See the Context.

Most deed plotters hand you a polygon on a blank page. Land Intelligence puts your plot on the Texas survey grid.

Texas Surveys & Abstracts

The original land survey grid under every plot, so a legal description lands where it should. Fractional section and abstract-based descriptions included.

Wells Data on the Roadmap

Land Intelligence comes from the team behind Wells Intelligence. Well, permit, and production layers are planned as optional context under your tracts after launch.

Provenance on Everything

Every boundary keeps its source, method, and confidence, whether it was parsed from a deed, typed from calls, imported from GIS, or drawn by hand.

Who It's Built For

Independent Landmen & Brokerages

Run title projects in a web workspace instead of desktop CAD software. Plot deeds, keep every tract organized by project, and hand clients clean exhibits and GIS files.

ROW & Title Professionals

Work irregular tracts, easements, and corridor descriptions with closure math you can defend, and export PDF exhibits and CAD-ready files for the file room.

Mineral Buyers & Land Teams

Keep a whole deal's geometry in one persistent project: deeds, units, and leasehold together, with the provenance to show where each boundary came from.

Technical Teams & Agents

The services that power the app are built to ship as a CLI and API, so deed parsing and exports can run in your pipelines and your AI agents' workflows.

For Developers

Deed plotting your agents can call.

Land Intelligence is being built automation-first. The parsing, geometry, and export services behind the app are designed to ship as a CLI and API. An MCP server is on the roadmap so agent clients like Claude Code can plot deeds directly.

Parse deed text or documents into structured calls
Walk calls into geometry with closure and precision reporting
Batch processing for document sets
Project exports to GeoJSON, KML, and shapefile

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Terminal

$ li project create "Bandera Review"
$ li deed parse-text deed.txt --project bandera-review
$ li deed walk parse_result.json \
    --lat 29.7261 --lng -98.9431 --start-mode pob
ok         misclose_ft   precision      acres
true       0.03          1:41,000       160.02
$ li export project --project bandera-review --format shapefile