Features

Seven surfaces over the same public record.

One page per capability, because each is a different job. Read a parcel, filter the raw tables, work the map, keep what you are working on, hear when it changes, open the scan, or run the report.

  • Property records

    One record per parcel, assembled from every source that holds a piece of it.

  • Data grid

    Filter the raw tables, act on a selection, and turn a filter into a living list.

  • Map

    Parcel boundaries, multi-select, and the record alongside the map.

  • Workspace

    Everything you are working on, in one place, under seven tabs.

  • Alerts

    Rules on properties and filters, delivered immediately or once a day.

  • Documents

    Scanned filings from seven sources, opened in place.

What all seven are over.

County clerks

Deed rooms, filed by book and page rather than by parcel.

Recorded mortgages
18,168,236
Assignments and discharges
14,121,104
Deed transfers
10,957,725
Notices of settlement
5,857,626
Liens
2,247,417
Lis pendens
766,639
Lis pendens discharges
260,950
Recorded court orders
21,270

Writs of execution, final judgments and sheriff sale notices filed with the clerk.

The courts

Superior Court foreclosure dockets.

Docket filings
3,382,151
Foreclosure cases
527,129

Across all eight case types, not just residential.

Municipal assessors

The assessment roll, set once a year by each of 546 municipalities.

Tax-assessed parcels
3,205,613
Mapped parcel boundaries
3,073,154

County sheriffs

The sheriff sale calendar, with every adjournment.

Sheriff sale listings
12,065

Measured September 7, 2026. Bars are drawn on a square-root scale so the smaller record types stay legible; the counts beside them are exact.

Type an address.

Read the property record now. Pick a plan when you need the owner and what is filed against it.