Landrone

Covers Florida, Wisconsin, North Carolina and Ohio. Tap a parcel for flood zone, terrain, structures, climate risk and neighborhood data — plus a PDF.

Tap any parcel in the United States and read what the government already publishes about it.

Landrone gathers public records from federal and state agencies and turns them into one report you can read, fly over, and export as a PDF.

WHAT IS IN A REPORT

• Lot geometry — perimeter, bounding box, acreage computed from the boundary, shape compactness, and the length and compass bearing of every boundary segment, including which one is the likely frontage • Flood — FEMA flood zone, Special Flood Hazard Area status, base flood elevation and how far above ground it sits • Terrain — ground elevation, elevation change across the parcel, grade percentage and aspect from USGS 3DEP, with a buildability classification • Structures — building footprints with real heights and estimated floors, with neighbouring buildings labelled as such • Climate risk — eighteen hazards rated by the FEMA National Risk Index for the census tract • Assessed values and owner of record, where the state publishes them • Neighborhood — nearby schools with NCES student-teacher ratios, Census tract demographics, FBI agency-level crime counts, HUD regional homelessness counts • Live weather and active National Weather Service alerts

SIMULATED AERIAL TOUR

A 30-second narrated flyover of the parcel with flood and grade overlays, built entirely from map and elevation data. No drone and no hardware is required or involved. There is also a 3D massing model that draws the base flood elevation as a real plane through the buildings.

PDF EXPORT

The whole report as a multi-page PDF with the parcel's satellite image, real selectable text, every source named, and the limitations stated. Share it with a client or keep it for your files.

HONEST ABOUT WHAT IT DOES NOT KNOW

Parcel records in the United States are held county by county. Landrone supports Florida, Wisconsin, North Carolina and Ohio for parcel-level data. Flood, hazard, terrain, structures, weather, school and demographic layers work nationwide.

Where a state does not publish a field, the report says so instead of leaving a silent blank. A separate section lists what no state publishes openly — mortgages and liens, permit-level renovation history, interior floor plans, and school letter grades. Landrone does not estimate them, and it produces no safety score and no neighborhood ranking.

ENGLISH AND SPANISH

The app, the reports and the exported PDF follow your device language. Official National Weather Service alert text is shown in English exactly as issued, because it is emergency information.

NO ACCOUNT, NO TRACKING

There is no sign-up and no sign-in. No analytics or advertising SDKs, no personal data collected.

IMPORTANT

Landrone is an information tool built on public records. It is not a survey, an appraisal, a title search, a flood determination, an inspection, or legal, financial or investment advice, and it replaces none of them. Boundary geometry is digitised by county and state agencies and is not survey-grade — it does not establish legal boundaries or easements. Before you buy, sell, build on, finance or insure a property, commission the appropriate licensed professional.

Never rely on Landrone for emergency decisions. Follow official warnings and your local authorities.

Landrone is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by FEMA, USGS, NOAA, the U.S. Census Bureau, NCES, HUD, the FBI, or any state or county agency.