See your deed on a real map

Paste the legal description from a deed and watch the property boundaries appear on a satellite or street map. Works with old survey language — directions like “North 45 degrees East,” distances in feet, poles, chains, or rods, and section/township descriptions.

Paste & Plot

Copy the property description from your deed and paste it in. The tool reads the directions, distances, and landmarks for you.

Map & Compare

Drop the property shape onto a satellite or street map. Drag it around, layer multiple deeds, and see how neighboring parcels line up.

Save & Share

Download your map as an image, print a scaled drawing, or export the data to common formats like KML, CSV, or Shapefile.

Your projects are saved in this browser only — they stay on your device and are not uploaded anywhere. If you clear your browser data they will be removed, so use the .btdeed export to save a backup you can re-import later. A desktop app (macOS, Windows, Linux) with native file save/open is coming soon.

Your Projects

Each project holds a set of related deeds — for example, all the parcels in one county or one family's land history.