Rowland builds AI for land and title work in oil, gas and renewable energy. You hand off the legwork and keep the judgment.
Rowland Read is where your land documents get read. Drop in deeds, leases, assignments and scans, even the faded ones, or upload a whole zipped data room of up to 1,000 files. Read turns every page into text, sorts each file into one of 47 land and energy document types, and pulls out the parties, dates, book and page, and legal descriptions. Then it drafts the standard 13-column runsheet in date order, ready to export as a formatted Excel report. Every value links back to the page and passage it came from, so checking a fact takes one click. When Read isn’t sure about something, it tells you why in plain words, like “Source not fully legible.” You can also ask Chat questions about your documents and get answers with page citations, including net revenue and working interest math.
GIS and mapping. A legal description is just words until you see it. Read’s Map (Beta) turns written descriptions into shapes on the map, covering section-township-range, Texas surveys, and metes and bounds. It checks whether the drawn acreage matches the stated acreage. If it can’t place a description, it says so instead of drawing it in the wrong spot. Click any parcel and the document it came from opens, so the map and the evidence never drift apart.
Rowland Work gives you a team of AI agents that carry a land request from intake to a finished report. You tell the orchestrator agent what you need, and it hands the job down the line. The intake agent gathers the files, the review agent structures them with Rowland Read, the validation agent compares sources and flags what’s missing, and the reporting agent writes the summary. For a GIS team, that might mean pulling together the deeds, leases, plats and surveys for a package, extracting each legal description and tract, flagging descriptions that conflict, and handing back source-linked mapping data. Your team sets the goals, rules and approval gates. At each gate you see what the agents did, which source they used and why, and then you approve it, edit it or send it back. Work includes Read.
Built for independent landmen and small land and title firms, in-house land and GIS teams at operators, mineral and royalty buyers working through data rooms, division order and right-of-way teams, and renewables developers.
Pricing that stays out of your way. You see the credit cost before anything is read or run, and nothing is charged until you say go. Read starts at $99 a month per user, with usage-based processing and no hidden fees. Rowland Work will be $199 a month per user. Your documents always stay separate from every other customer’s.
