For Miami commercial real-estate attorneys
PlotDig organizes collected Miami-Dade and South Florida public records across folios, process numbers, CFNs, permits, and cases into one source-linked property file, while keeping source gaps visible.
One collected property file
PlotDig keeps each collected record, identifier, date, match method, source path, and coverage limitation tied to the specific property being reviewed.
Permits and fees
Cross-source coverage
Parcel context
Coverage varies by source and jurisdiction. Map intersections are screening facts, not surveys or legal boundaries.
The work PlotDig replaces
Manual research forces the reviewer to rebuild the same evidence trail every time. PlotDig preserves that trail around the property.
What exists today
The current app keeps normalized facts, record-level provenance, coverage states, maps, and exportable evidence together without converting missing data into an answer.
Source coverage
Every source-ledger row retains its coverage state, basis, date, source link, and limitation. Records found and unresolved coverage can exist at the same time.
Property context
Collected parcel geometry and selected overlays help reviewers identify follow-up questions while preserving the distinction between a spatial screen and a legal boundary conclusion.
Review + handoff
Review normalized records in the app, then export a JSON dossier, flat CSV record index, or ZIP packet with scope notes for the deal file.
Existing customer? Open the product →Designed for defensible research
Live source directory
Browse official permit, code-violation, zoning, environmental, building-safety, property, and infrastructure sources mapped into property dossiers.
View sources →Illustrative attorney perspectives
Placeholder perspectives for product positioning. Replace with approved customer names, avatars, and verbatim quotes before public launch.
“On a deadline, I need the folio, permit trail, and official record, not another black-box score. The useful product keeps the evidence trail intact.”
Commercial real-estate transactional attorney
“The source ledger should tell me what was checked, what came back inconclusive, and what still needs a records request. That makes the handoff usable.”
Land-use attorney
“Parcel and overlay context helps identify what needs specialist review, as long as a map intersection is never confused with a legal conclusion.”
Environmental and development counsel
Proposed launch plans · pricing to validate
Three simple options for the first Florida launch. Request access now; billing and self-service checkout are not yet live.
For solo property research
For active deal teams
For higher-volume practices
Every plan keeps facts tied to their source. Coverage varies by source and jurisdiction.
Before you rely on the file
No. PlotDig organizes source-linked public records and research coverage. It does not state that a property is clear or replace professional judgment.
The gap stays visible. Request-only, paid, restricted, and non-digitized sources may require agency turnaround or separately approved manual research.
No. Coverage varies by source and jurisdiction. PlotDig shows the source, observation date, match method, and limitation instead of hiding uneven coverage.
When an exact record URL is available, yes. Otherwise the property file provides the official portal and copy-ready identifiers for a reproducible lookup.
The current product supports a normalized JSON dossier, flat CSV records and coverage, and a ZIP evidence packet with a scope README and record index.
Florida first · demand-backed expansion
Occasional product updates, new jurisdiction coverage, and early-access opportunities for attorneys and diligence teams.