For hunters, ranchers and landowners
Know whose land you're standing on
Property lines and landowner names on your phone, with GPS, topo maps and offline areas for country with no signal.
166 million+ parcels in 2,753 counties, from county and state records. No card needed to try it.
Property lines everywhere
Parcel boundaries over satellite or topo maps, so you can see where one property ends and the next begins.
Who owns it
Tap a parcel for the owner and mailing address: the starting point for asking permission to hunt or buy.
GPS: the parcel you're on
Your blue dot on the parcel map shows which property you're standing on right now.
Works with no signal
Save map areas before you go, and the lines still show in the field without a cell signal.
Topo, flood and wetland layers
USGS topo with contours and streams, plus flood zones, wetlands and soils.
Pins, notes and tracks
Save parcels with private notes, measure distances and areas, and record your track.
How it works
- 1
Open the map
On your phone or computer: no app store download needed. Add it to your home screen.
- 2
Save your hunting area
Download the map area before you lose signal.
- 3
Tap any parcel
See the lines, the owner and the acreage, wherever you are.
The plan for this
Pro
$9.99/month
Or $79 a year, about $6.60 a month.
- ✓Owner and mailing address on every parcel
- ✓GPS and offline map areas
- ✓Saved parcels and private notes
- ✓Topo, flood, wetland and soil layers
- ✓Weekly new-owner summary for 1 county
Questions
- Is there an app?
- CLILU runs in your phone's browser and can be added to the home screen like an app, including offline map areas.
- Does it show public land?
- It shows every parcel with its owner, so state, federal and county land shows up by owner name.
- Can I try it first?
- Yes. The map and property lines are free, with full owner details for your first 5 parcels.
Ask the right landowner, cross the right fence
Free to try: full owner and value details for your first 5 parcels.
Open the mapCLILU data comes from county and state public records and is not a consumer report: it may not be used to decide credit, insurance, employment or housing eligibility. Exports are for your own use. See the Terms.