Tap any parcel to see who owns it, what it sold for, what the soil will support, where the water goes, what it costs to build on, and what's next door. Then price it with comps and get quotes from local pros.
Tap a spot and the details panel fills in from county, state and federal records. Turn on any layer to see it across the map.
Property lines for every Tennessee parcel, with the tapped parcel outlined.
Sale history, deed types and the county's appraisal.
Price land or homes from recent sales nearby.
Draw what you'd build and get rough cost ranges.
What the ground will and won't let you do.
Whether power and water likely reach the road, and what's nearby.
Problems that don't show up on a listing.
Smells, noise and traffic before you find out the hard way.
Who regulates the land and what's off limits.
Whether the road is public, and whether trucks can get in.
Daily life from the front gate.
Keep your shortlist in one place.
Search an address or tap the map. The details panel pulls ownership, sales, soils, flood, utilities and nuisances for that spot.
Sketch the driveway, power, water and septic to see rough costs, then run comps to see what it's worth.
Send the job straight from your plan to local contractors and compare their quotes in your inbox.
Graders, well drillers, septic installers, electricians, surveyors and builders can list their business for free. Requests arrive with the job already measured: driveway length and slope, line runs, acreage and location.
Every feature is free right now. Paid plans for heavy users and businesses will come later, and anything you save stays yours.
Public records: the Tennessee Comptroller (parcels and assessments), TDEC, TDOT, TWRA, FEMA, USGS, USDA soil surveys, the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, the EPA, FCC, HIFLD, the Census Bureau and OpenStreetMap, among others. The map shows the source for each item.
Most layers are national: flood zones, wetlands, soils, slopes, contours, geology, hospitals, power lines and more. Parcel lines, sales, septic permits and the state-permit layers are Tennessee only for now.
No. It's a screening tool. Comps and cost ranges are estimates, and lines on the map are approximate. Confirm with a licensed appraiser, surveyor, perc test or the county before you buy or build.
No. The map works without one. An account syncs your saved places, comps and plans across devices, and lets you message people and request quotes.
Yes. Open the map on your phone and add it to your home screen. It opens full screen like an app.