Land is the most opaque market in India. The two questions that actually decide whether a piece of land is worth buying ā what is coming near it, and what am I allowed to build on it ā are answered by documents that exist as scanned PDFs in a planning authority's basement, if they exist in public at all.
We've spent the last few years digitising those. 300+ layers: master plan zoning, upcoming infrastructure corridors, metro alignments, survey numbers, cadastral boundaries, air funnels, heritage zones ā drawn as real geometry, not screenshots.
This launch opens all of it to agents over MCP. Point Claude at it and you can walk state ā district ā mandal ā village, list the survey numbers that exist there, pull a land report, search the layer catalogue, or drop a lat/long and ask "what parcel is this, and what zone is it in?" No scraping, no portal sessions, no PDFs.
The honest state of things: coverage is deepest in Telangana, AP, Karnataka and Maharashtra, thinner elsewhere, and we're filling it in state by state. If you hit a village or a plan we don't have, tell me ā that's the most useful feedback we can get.
Hey Product Hunt š
I'm Yash, from 1acre.in.
Land is the most opaque market in India. The two questions that
actually decide whether a piece of land is worth buying ā what is
coming near it, and what am I allowed to build on it ā are answered by
documents that exist as scanned PDFs in a planning authority's
basement, if they exist in public at all.
We've spent the last few years digitising those. 300+ layers: master
plan zoning, upcoming infrastructure corridors, metro alignments,
survey numbers, cadastral boundaries, air funnels, heritage zones ā
drawn as real geometry, not screenshots.
This launch opens all of it to agents over MCP. Point Claude at it and
you can walk state ā district ā mandal ā village, list the survey
numbers that exist there, pull a land report, search the layer
catalogue, or drop a lat/long and ask "what parcel is this, and what
zone is it in?" No scraping, no portal sessions, no PDFs.
The honest state of things: coverage is deepest in Telangana, AP,
Karnataka and Maharashtra, thinner elsewhere, and we're filling it in
state by state. If you hit a village or a plan we don't have, tell me
ā that's the most useful feedback we can get.
Would love to hear what you build with it.