← McCracken County data stack
Fork Development Corp · McCracken County, KY · pilot
Platr
Property intelligence for the real America — county records, 2-foot terrain data, federal open data, and an on-device assistant, assembled into the stack that mid-market counties have always deserved.
The starting point is McCracken County, KY: 35,055 parcels fully indexed — legal layer, terrain, hydrography, FEMA flood zones, USDA crop history — assembled into nine apps ranging from a tap-to-see-the-owner iOS tool to a Vision Pro instrument that measures grade without a tape or a crew.
McCracken is the pilot. Every county that comes next runs the same pipeline.
The suite
Platr Walk
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Tap any parcel to see who owns it, what it's assessed at, and its full ownership history — no account, no search box.
Platr Holdings
/holdings
Type any name — person, LLC, or trust — and see every parcel they own in the county, with total assessed value rolled up.
Platr Surfacr
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Shows you what the land itself will do — flood risk, slope, drainage, and storm history — before you buy, build, or insure.
Platr Appraisr
/appraisr
Find out if your property tax assessment is too high — and get the comparable sales data you need to appeal it.
Platr Chatr
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Ask questions about your county in plain English. Answers grounded in real property records. All on-device. Nothing leaves your phone.
Platr Acres
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Search for land by what's actually on it — acreage, water access, crop history, slope, and road frontage — not just address and list price.
Platr Tracks
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Navigate off-road trails and farm paths with terrain-aware routing. Log every trip as a breadcrumb track you can replay later.
Surveyr
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Walk a job site with Vision Pro and get real measurements — square footage, slope zones, cut/fill volume — without stakes or a survey crew.
Quotr
/quotr
Turn a Surveyr site scan into a professional quote your client can approve before you leave the property.
What we know about McCracken County
Legal
Parcel boundaries, ownership, assessments, sale history, legal description, tax bills, adjacency, districts.
Terrain
2-foot ground elevation, full county coverage. Hillshade, contours, slope, aspect, terrain-based flood exposure.
Land character
Slope, lay of the land, and flat acreage scored per parcel. Powers similar-land matching and topology queries instantly.
Hydrography
Streams, waterbodies, and basin polygons. The Ohio River and Massac Creek corridor are fully resolved.
Flood
FEMA flood zones plus terrain-based flood exposure on every parcel. The gap between the two is where uninsured risk lives.
Crop history
Three years of satellite crop data per parcel. Reveals active agricultural use the county record misses.
Infrastructure
Wetlands, road network, fire/EMS stations, federal pipeline mapping.
Assistant
An on-device assistant (with hosted fallback) that composes all of the above into cited natural-language answers — sixteen lookups available out of the box.
The data foundation
Everything in the suite runs on the McCracken County data stack — 35,055 parcels modeled from legal description down to per-pixel terrain and drainage. Walk surfaces it on a map. Holdings queries it by owner entity. Surfacr interrogates it for flood and terrain risk. Appraisr uses it to find topographically defensible comps. Chatr answers plain-English questions against the whole model, cited and on-device.
The apps are the interface. The stack is the asset.
Your county next
McCracken is the first county fully processed. The same pipeline — legal ingest, terrain processing, land-character profiling, owner reconciliation — ports to any county with a tax-roll export and federal open-data coverage. Ballard, Graves, Livingston, Marshall, Trigg, and Lyon are queued.
Want your county lit up, or want to explore what McCracken already has? Fork Development Corp — info@jays.bio
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