Regional parcel search
Search and inspect parcels inside one focused workspace instead of juggling county tabs and ad hoc exports.
Mad Engineering v1 is a PMTiles-first due-diligence workspace for finding parcels, inspecting context, and sharing report output without leaving the release path.
Current path
Discover from `/`, authenticate through `/customer/login`, work inside `/spatial`.
Primary outputs
Parcel inspection, compare-ready context, and shareable report links for stakeholder review.
Operating model
One workspace, one release journey, and no dead-end marketing routes in the critical path.
Workspace preview
Current focus
Shareable parcel report
Inspect, compare, and publish a single report link.
Release evidence
Best fit
Teams that need fast parcel review, cleaner site decisions, and one place to hand off the result.
What the release does
The public site should explain the working product, not compete with it. These are the capabilities the release actually ships.
Search and inspect parcels inside one focused workspace instead of juggling county tabs and ad hoc exports.
Parcel rows hydrate for the area you are actively working, keeping the workflow responsive at parcel-detail zoom.
Persist and share report output through stable links so reviews do not get trapped in screenshots and email threads.
Track release-county readiness from the admin data-health surface instead of guessing what is current.
Journey
Open the parcel workspace, select Charlotte or Sarasota, and narrow the current view before loading detail rows.
Compare parcel context, map layers, and the current viewport without leaving the working surface.
Publish the report link and hand stakeholders one clear artifact instead of scattered notes.
Next step
Existing users should sign in. New teams should request access. If you need help scoping a site review first, book a walkthrough and arrive with one parcel, one question, and one decision to support.
Talk through a live site, constraints, and what the first report needs to answer.
Book Parcel CallNeed the short version?