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Private Beta — you're one of a small group of rural land professionals testing this before public launch. Completely free right now, and your honest feedback genuinely shapes what ships.

Instant Land Intelligence — Any U.S. Address

Know exactly what you're
buying, before you buy it.

Flood zone, hydrology, climate, soil, and land-use guidance — pulled from real public data sources and compiled into one report, in seconds, for any address in the country.

No account. No credit card. Just an address.

0Live Government & Public Data Sources
0Report Sections
0Livestock Breeds by Climate
0Years of Real Climate Data

Built on real public data, not estimates dressed up as facts

FEMAUSGSUSDANOAA / ERA5U.S. CensusUSFWS

Who This Is For

Built for the people who actually work the land.

Not a generic real-estate app. This was built by a land steward, for the specific questions rural buyers, sellers, and landowners actually need answered.

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Rural Land Buyers

You'd never buy a house without an inspection. Get the same clarity before you commit to acreage — flood risk, soil, water, and what will actually grow or graze there.

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Land & Ranch Realtors

Hand every listing a real report instead of a vague description. It answers the questions serious buyers ask first, before they ever call you.

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Current Landowners & Homesteaders

Even land you already own has more to learn — real drainage patterns, the right livestock and forage for your specific acreage, and native species worth protecting.

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Ag Lenders & Appraisers

A fast, defensible first look at a property's flood exposure, soil character, and land-use potential — before committing real time to a full evaluation.

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Not a data lookup — original analysis

This doesn't just pull public records into one place. It runs its own computation on top of them — the best (and worst) places to build, real water flow across the land, where the sun hits hardest. Nobody else is offering this.

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Catch problems before you own them

Flood risk, bad drainage, and unsuitable soil are far cheaper to discover before closing than after.

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Decide with real numbers, not guesses

Every figure — rainfall, frost dates, flood zone, parcel acreage — is pulled from an actual government data source, not an estimate dressed up as fact.

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Know what the land can actually support

Which livestock, which forage, which fruit trees — scaled to the property's real acreage and climate, not generic advice.

What It Does

The kind of thing that's cheap to check now and expensive to discover later.

An insurance bill you didn't budget for. A well that costs three times what you expected. A "flat, easy" building site that's actually in the flood zone. This is what finding out early looks like.

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Live Satellite Map & Parcel Confirmation

See the exact property boundary on satellite imagery before you make any decision based on it — not a neighboring lot, not a guess.

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Flood Risk, Whole-Parcel

A flood zone discovered after closing means surprise insurance costs, or a build site that was never viable. Know the real risk before you buy, not after.

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Best Building Site — and Where Not To

The flattest, easiest-looking spot on a property is sometimes inside the flood zone. Know exactly where to build, and where not to, before you commit to a location.

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Drainage, Near and Far

Trace exactly where seasonal flooding is coming from — even from well beyond the property line — before it becomes a dispute or a repair bill.

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Well Depth From Real Nearby Wells

A well that needs to go 300 feet instead of 80 is a five-figure difference. Know the real range before you budget for one.

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Wildfire Risk & Fire History

Insurers increasingly price wildfire risk in directly. Know your real exposure, and this land's actual fire history, before it's a surprise at underwriting.

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Estimated Carrying Capacity

Buying land expecting to run 30 head when it only supports 12 is an expensive assumption. Know the real number this property can actually support.

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Solar Potential, Mapped Point by Point

Know exactly where panels, a garden, or an orchard will actually perform best on this property — not a guess based on which way the road happens to face.

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Climate, Frost & Freeze Risk

The difference between a crop or livestock choice that thrives and one that's a costly mistake to learn about after you've already planted or bought.

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Livestock, Forage & Native Species

Specific breed recommendations across ten species, matched to what this exact property can actually support — not generic advice.

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Oil & Gas Wells, Invasive Species & Emergency Services

The kind of nearby infrastructure and environmental detail most listing sheets skip entirely — easy to miss, expensive to discover after you've already committed.

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Composite Scores & Side-by-Side Comparison

Homestead Fit, Flood Resilience, Workability, and Privacy at a glance, plus the ability to compare two properties side by side before deciding between them.

How It Works

Three steps. No account required.

01 / Search

Enter an Address

Any U.S. address — live autocomplete helps you find it fast.

02 / Compile

Get the Report

Real public data compiles in seconds — flood, climate, soil, and more, all in one place.

03 / Confirm

Confirm & Decide

Click the correct parcel if needed, review the full picture, then move forward with confidence.

Pricing

Free during this beta. Here's what it becomes.

Right now, every report is free while I'm gathering real feedback. This is what it'll cost once the beta ends — worth knowing if you're deciding whether to try it now or later.

Single Report

$19one-time

One property, unlocked once. Best if you're evaluating a single piece of land.

During the beta, none of this is charged — launch the tool and try it free.

Your Opinion, Directly

What's working? What's confusing? What's missing?

You were invited because your read on this actually matters. A few honest sentences — what you'd pay for, what felt off, what you'd want added before you'd rely on it — is exactly what shapes the next version.

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