- Land Atlas automatically captures property listings from land marketplaces and scores them with government-grade data.
- It calculates an honest farmability score (0-100) by combining USDA soil quality, 10-year climate records, FEMA flood zones, wetlands, and distance to the power grid.
- The tool avoids single-point sampling by using area-weighted soil data and allows custom boundary drawing for analysis.
- It provides a ranked list of 16 suitable crops based on pH, drainage, frost window, and heat profile.
- The tool includes risk assessments for FEMA flood zones, wetlands, and terrain, along with site-selection data like distance to power infrastructure and highways.
- Each parcel is ranked by price per acre compared to similar listings in the same state and size range.
- Users can group parcels into projects, export data to CSV, and generate analysis reports.
- The process involves three steps from listing capture to full analysis, accessible via a browser button that works on major marketplaces.
- Data such as title, price, acreage, photos, and location is captured automatically, with background computations for analysis on desktop or mobile.
- A live demo of Atlas with hundreds of analyzed parcels is available for public browsing.