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Roadmap
What we’re building, in the open. No dates — a small team, one thing at a time — and plans change as we learn from the people using this. Nothing here is a promise; it’s a direction.
Recently shipped
What just landed
Reports that explain themselves
Every report now opens with a plain-language sentence about what was found, each mineral family says what your parcel may have and why it matters, the map shows the finding at a glance — and your address is on the cover.
The water-demand scan stays with your report
The industrial water-demand scan now runs with the rest of your report and is saved with it. Close the tab, come back next month — it's still there.
One consistent site
The same navigation and footer on every page, signed in or out. Your account and saved reports are always one click away.
A way back in
Forgot your password? There's now a proper reset — request a link, choose a new password, and you're back in your account.
A PDF you can keep
Complete reports export to a printable PDF that matches the web report page for page — for your records, your agent, or your attorney.
Building now
In progress
Purchases that always land in your account
We're moving toward every purchase living in your account from the moment you buy — so a report you paid for can never be misplaced.
A map that leads with your findings
Map layers that switch on based on what was actually found, report cards that jump to the map, and clearer colors for the harder-to-see layers.
Next up
What we expect to build next
Parcel-number lookup
Run a report from a county parcel number (APN) — for land that has no street address, which is exactly the land this product exists for.
The do-it-yourself guide
Every record GeoLocity reads is public. We're writing the free guide that lists every source with a link — so you can do all of this yourself, without us. Our report is for the day you'd rather it took sixty seconds.
Guides without the jargon
Short explainers for the terms these records use — what a mineral occurrence is, what an Earth MRI zone means, how mineral rights get separated from land — written for people, not geologists.
Clearer scorecard icons
An at-a-glance icon set for the scorecard, so ten seconds of looking tells you where to read further.
Exploring
On the horizon
These are directions, not commitments — listed so you can tell us which ones matter to you.
Batch research
Upload a list of parcels and get reports on all of them — for researchers, investors, and agents working a whole area.
Deeper state records, starting with Texas
State-level oil, gas, and land-office records layered into the report where states publish them — Texas first.
Coverage beyond the U.S.
The same calm read on subsurface data for land in other countries, where public data allows.
API access
The same data engine, available to title companies, lenders, and researchers who need it inside their own tools.
A companion underwriting app
A second application, built on the GeoLocity API, for property underwriting and reverse prospecting — evaluating the deal in front of you, or starting from the subsurface signal to find the parcels worth a closer look.
Something you need that isn’t here?
This roadmap is shaped by what landowners actually ask for. Tell us what your land question is — a person reads every note.
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