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AVAILABLE IN SELECT U.S. COUNTIES - CHECK COVERAGE FIRST
OrdinanceIQ only works where we have loaded county data. As of this version, supported counties include:
• Florida: Miami-Dade, Duval County
• Maryland: Baltimore County, Baltimore City, Howard County
• Texas: Tarrant County
If your property is outside these counties, the app will clearly show a “not covered yet” message. Please check the list above, or the in-app Data Coverage page, before purchasing or relying on the app. We add new counties regularly, and you can request your area from inside the app.
Stop juggling five different websites to research a property. OrdinanceIQ puts everything in one place. In a covered county, just tap an address on the map.
Built for homeowners, landscapers, contractors, surveyors, real estate investors, and agents who need real answers about a property fast — whether in the office or standing in the yard.
TAP ANY PROPERTY, INSTANTLY SEE:
• Parcel number, owner, and property boundary on the map
• Zoning and land use
• Lot size / acreage
• Assessed value from county or state tax records
• Flood zone information from FEMA
ASK ABOUT THE PROPERTY WITH AI
Type a question in plain English and get a grounded answer, such as:
• “What are the front and side setbacks?”
• “Is this in a flood zone?”
• “What can I build here?”
• “What can I plant here — what’s the growing zone?”
Answers are based on actual local ordinances and public data, not guesses.
SEE WHAT THE LAND ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE — SITE ANALYSIS
Get a satellite breakdown of any lot, including:
• Tree canopy vs. open/lawn vs. paved areas
• House footprint coverage and lot size
• Elevation, slope/grade, and drainage direction
• A color grading overlay on the satellite map to quickly spot steep areas
Perfect for bidding jobs, planning grading and drainage, and estimating work without a second site visit.
MARK THE BOUNDARY IN THE FIELD
Walk the property with GPS to mark corners and visualize approximate lot lines on the ground.
WHY PROS USE IT
• Save time searching county GIS sites, FEMA, and assessor records
• Make faster, more confident bids and decisions on site
• Use it from your phone, in the field
CURRENTLY SUPPORTED COUNTIES
• Florida: Miami-Dade, Duval County
• Maryland: Baltimore County, Baltimore City, Howard County
• Texas: Tarrant County
Coverage is expanding county by county. Outside these areas, the app shows a “not covered yet” message. Check the in-app Data Coverage page for the live list and to request your area.
IMPORTANT — PLEASE READ
• OrdinanceIQ is a research tool, not a survey. Parcel boundaries, measurements, acreage, and Site Analysis results are approximate estimates based on public data and aerial imagery. They are not a legal survey and must not be used to establish property lines, place structures, or resolve disputes. Always hire a licensed surveyor for anything that requires precise boundaries.
• The AI assistant can be wrong. Answers are generated from local ordinances and public data and may be incomplete, outdated, or inaccurate. Verify anything you rely on with the official county, municipal, or jurisdictional source.
• Location features are limited by your device’s GPS accuracy. Parcel detection, boundary marking, and “locate me” features depend on consumer GPS, which can be off by several meters or more.
• Property, owner, value, zoning, flood, and related information comes from public records and government data services. OrdinanceIQ is not the source and does not guarantee its accuracy or currency. Nothing in the app is legal, surveying, financial, or professional advice.
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What's New in OrdinanceIQ
1.2
June 28, 2026
[1.2] — 2026-06-28 Fixed • Location permission “Allow Once” now works on the first try. Granting location access (whether Allow Once or While Using the App) immediately starts GPS. Previously, the first permission grant could be ignored, making Allow Once appear not to work until you reopened the screen. Added • Clear location guidance. If location access is disabled or denied, Locate and Walk My Lines now explain what’s required and provide a one-tap Open Settings button instead of spinning indefinitely.
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