DeedTracer

For landmen, title attorneys & mineral owners

The record book,
read for you.

A century of Texas deeds, leases and mineral conveyances — handwritten, faded, filed in courthouse volumes. DeedTracer reads them verbatim, extracts the parties, land and money, and flags every fraction, bearing and dollar amount for your confirmation before anything is treated as fact.

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How it works

1.

Upload

Drop scanned pages straight from the county record book — typed, cursive, or barely legible.

2.

Read

The reader transcribes verbatim and extracts parties, land, dates and consideration — never modernising, never guessing.

3.

Verify

Every fraction, bearing and dollar amount is flagged. Click a flag, see that exact spot on the page, confirm in seconds.

4.

Trace

Verified documents link into an interactive chain of title — ownership, prices and splits across time.

“A confidently wrong fraction is worse than a blank.
DeedTracer flags; humans confirm.”

Built for the people who run title

Landmen

Run more chains in a day. The tedious reading is done; your judgement goes where it matters — the flagged values and the gaps.

Title attorneys

Verbatim transcription with the clerk's own spelling preserved, every reading traceable to its source image.

Mineral owners

Understand what you actually own — see the splits, the reservations and the leases drawn as one clear picture.


Early access

DeedTracer is in private development, currently reading Texas county records from 1849 onward. If you run title and want in early, get in touch.

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