Texas Lot Lines and Maps

Name: Texas Lot Lines and Maps
Author: Cameron Law

By: Cameron Law

Parcel Maps and Boundaries

Features & Capabilities

Notice: this app is designed to show informational overlays, it is not designed for scraping data and does not have advanced owner search, detailed property information, or exporting options.

Texas Lot Lines and Maps helps you view Texas property boundaries, and useful map layers from your iPhone or iPad.

Quickly search addresses, view nearby lot lines, drop pins, measure areas, save properties, and explore hosted GIS layers like school districts, city boundaries, county boundaries, address points, subdivisions, and more as available.

Features include:

Texas parcel and lot line maps
Address and coordinate search
Nearby lot line overlays
Owner information
Acreage and measurement tools
Saved parcels and notes
Adjustable lot line alignment
Hosted GIS map layers
Local GIS file viewing
Apple Look Around and Google Street View availability
Optional AR lot line viewing

Designed for real estate professionals, landowners, investors, and anyone who needs a practical way to explore Texas property data in the field.

Subdivisions are currently limited.

Reach out via the email in the privacy policy if there is an area that is missing data or if there are features you would like.

$2.99 - Basic Includes viewing lot lines only $4.99 - Standard includes all features of the app

Property boundaries, parcel details, ownership information, acreage, hosted GIS layers, imported GIS files, measurements, drive-time estimates, map imagery, and AR lot line overlays are provided for general reference only. Data may be incomplete, outdated, misaligned, unavailable, or inaccurate depending on the county, source, device GPS accuracy, map imagery, and local conditions. AR overlays are especially approximate and can drift or shift based on GPS signal, device sensors, camera tracking, and user alignment. Do not rely on this app for legal boundaries, surveying, construction, permitting, navigation, financial decisions, or property transactions. Always verify important information with official county records, a licensed surveyor, or other qualified professionals.