County indexes start the search; the recorded instrument remains the evidence.
When one missing reference breaks the chain.
Patent → deed → deed with an unreadable link → assignment
All names, dates, and citations in this example are invented. It is not an actual ownership chain.
Illustrative only: all names, dates, and citations are invented. This is not a live title result or an ownership conclusion.
Keep the tract at the center of the work.
Organize title research by organization and project so work stays with the team responsible for it.
StrataProof AI does not produce an ownership conclusion. Landmen remain responsible for examining the record and deciding what it establishes.
Available county scopeJohnson County, Wyoming
Workspace structureOrganizations and projects
Title conclusionsMade by the landman
An index is a finding aid, not the answer.
County indexes can point toward relevant instruments, but the record itself still needs to be read. StrataProof AI is being built to keep discovery, source review, and title judgment distinct.
01
Set up the workspace
Available
Create an organization and organize title work into projects.
02
Start with county indexes
In development
Johnson County, Wyoming is the first supported county scope. Broader coverage is not represented as available.
03
Read and verify the record
Landman-led
Index entries are clues. The instrument and its source determine what the record supports.
Link the reading back to its source.
Patent → deed → deed with a sample break → assignment
The parties, citations, and confidence scores shown in the full illustration are invented. StrataProof AI does not build this graph from a live tract.
Concept only: parties, citations, and score values are invented examples. StrataProof AI does not yet build this graph from a live tract.