Roadmap
What we are building next.
Know your next move on more sites, with more of the record read for you. This is where VALITER is headed, shaped by the developers, engineers and consultants who use it.
Now
In progress
What the team is building right now.
Faster maps on every parcel
Lot lines, soils and site facts load from our own stored data, so the map and the report open quickly, even on a phone.
Your path, worked out
For the project you pick, VALITER names the constraint that decides the site, sets out Path A, B and C, and lists who to call first. Each step cites the rule or record behind it.
Costs before you commit
Fees, impact fees and utility line allowances up front for more cities, so a pre-development budget starts from published numbers.
Paths that follow how professionals work
We are mapping how entitlement consultants, planners and civil engineers get from a parcel to a plan, so each path follows the order an experienced professional would.
Next
Coming next
What we plan to build after the work in progress.
Austin and Travis County
City of Austin and Travis County rules, including drinking-water watersheds, after Hays County and Kyle.
Austin and Travis CountyMarket rent beside your costs
Rent comparables in the financial view, so you can test a site against the market as well as the budget.
Rules with an "as of" date
Every rule shows when its code was last checked, and we watch each jurisdiction for changes, so you know how current an answer is.
How sure we are, on every finding
A clear confidence read on each answer, tested against sites where the outcome is already known. Unknowns stay marked as unknown.
Fire flow results
Fire flow results from filed plans and from documents you share, so the site plan question has a number behind it.
Choose your basemap
Satellite, topographic, light or dark, whichever reads best for the question in front of you.
Later
Exploring
Ideas we are researching with members. Some will change shape before they ship.
Title commitments, read for you
Share a title commitment and see its exceptions, easements and restrictions, each linked to the recorded document. Where records disagree, we show both and flag it for your surveyor.
Feedback in your own words
Tap a button and say what is missing or wrong. Your note reaches the team tied to the parcel you were looking at.
Geotech reports nearby
Filed geotechnical reports near your site, gathered and read, so you see what the ground has meant for neighbors before you drill.
Power and utility upgrades
Where three-phase power runs, what it takes to bring it to the site, and line upgrades from utility board minutes and capital plans.
Land use and districts on the map
Future land use, zoning, utility districts and electric providers as map layers.
Learning from past decisions
Comment letters, staff reports and decisions from the public record, so a path reflects how similar requests have gone.
Send and track your requests
Send a drafted request from your own email and keep a record of what was sent and answered, parcel by parcel.
Screen many sites at once
Run a shortlist of sites together and see which ones deserve a closer look.
More of Texas, then beyond
Williamson County and more of Texas, then new regions where our members are building.
CoverageHow we choose what comes next.
Developers, landowners, engineers and consultants tell us where entitlement slows them down. That sets the order.
We do not publish dates. The order can change as we learn, and we would rather ship a feature right than ship it early.
- Every finding shows its source
- What we do not know is marked as unknown
- The city or county makes every decision
- Licensed professionals still sign and seal
Tell us what to build next.
If something on your site is missing from VALITER, we want to hear it. Requests from members decide what moves up this list.
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