0.10.0
* History…: everything this key has run, in one window. Reopen a
result you extracted before without paying for it again, and delete
one you no longer want the service holding. Delete all clears the lot
* Suggest locations… now places a deed against one you already placed:
when a document describes a boundary shared with a parcel on your map,
from the other side, that pair of reciprocal courses fixes both the
point of beginning and the rotation. It declines unless the adjoiner
text names the neighbour or the boundary continues around a corner. A
suggestion, previewed and confirmed by you, exactly as the PLSS corner
is
* Your fabric, in one file: History… now has Add fabric to map, which
puts every parcel this key has located onto your project as one WGS 84
layer, with a second layer carrying each boundary call and the
sentence it was read from. Free: the documents were paid for when they
ran
* A folder batch is reviewable past its first document: the dock now
lists every document in the batch, worst first, with its verdict and
closure, and one click opens any of them. Nothing is fetched and
nothing is billed, because the whole batch is already in hand
* Placement is remembered: confirm a tract and where you put it is
saved, so reopening the document draws it back there with its
rotation. Stored as latitude and longitude, so a deed placed in QGIS
opens in the same field in the browser. The position stays outside the
extraction and the certificate, because where a parcel sits is your
claim rather than a verdict
* Results are now kept until you delete them. Nothing expires on a
clock, and the zero-retention tier is gone because every account gets
the control it sold
0.9.0
* Extract from text…: paste a legal description (a title commitment
exhibit, an emailed description) and get the same verdicts a scanned
document gets. Nothing edits what you paste; the certificate prints
Source: provided text, and its SHA-256 is of that text, so the
paperwork never blurs a typed description into a recorded instrument
* Folders now batch .txt files too: a description saved as plain text
extracts beside the scans it came with
* Toolbar buttons now wear icons that say what they do: paste, folder,
and settings glyphs from the QGIS theme (they follow light and dark UI
themes), with the Easting mark staying on Extract deed so the row is
findable
0.8.0
* Start free without leaving QGIS: Settings now has a signup form.
Three documents, no card, in exchange for your email, company and
role. The key is written straight into your profile, so the next thing
you do is extract a deed
* Correct what was misread: double-click a bearing or a distance in
the call table, type what the instrument says, and the service
re-verifies and re-signs the document. Nothing is overwritten: the
certificate prints your change beside what was extracted, with who
made it and why
* Close the shape: fit a tract's courses by compass rule when the
recorded description does not close. The verdict does not change,
because the record still does not close; the certificate says how much
was distributed
* The user guide moved to docs.easting.ai, split by surface; Settings
links the QGIS guide directly
0.7.0
* Suggested locations: ask the service whether a tract commences at a
PLSS corner it can resolve, preview the parcel there, and confirm it
yourself. It declines far more often than it fires, and says which
corner it tried when it does
* Save DXF… is reachable again: the button was built and never added
to the dock, so CAD export had been available only through the browser
and the API
* The dock's controls are two rows: placement above, document actions
below
* Curves draw as arcs: the placement preview, placed layers,
GeoPackage, and certificate figure all densify each curve from its
radius and direction instead of drawing the chord (a chord misstates a
highway curve by tens of feet at mid-arc)
* Save GeoPackage… is now server-written from the extraction itself:
tract and call layers with the full attribute schema, plus a placed
WGS 84 layer for georeferenced tracts; the same file the web portal
saves
* Course numbers label each boundary line on the canvas, matching the
certificate figure and the call table
0.6.0
* Extract folder…: submit a directory as one batch; results load into
the review dock as they settle
* Save DXF…: CAD export beside GeoPackage, true arcs, unplaced by
design (POB at origin, feet)
* Recorded plats and utility as-builts identified; a plat's printed
call tables become placeable tracts that face the deed closure check
* TIFF, PNG, and JPEG accepted; documents up to 32 MB upload via
staging and are deleted as they are read
* Meters, varas, and chains convert correctly and display in the
document's own unit
* Save certificate…: the GroundTruth Certificate of Digitization as a
PDF, with each tract drawn to scale and every course numbered against
its source text
* Long documents no longer time out: extraction is submitted and
polled, so a multi-tract instrument finishes instead of erroring at
three minutes
* Full notes: easting.ai/help (Changelog section)
0.5.0
* Recorded easements and rights of way: burden card (type, width,
term, exclusivity, rights, servient parcel), honest refusals,
square-foot verification for small easements
* Group placement: one click on a shared commencement point places
every tract
* $30 document pack named in Settings; user guide at easting.ai/help/
0.4.2
* Free trial at signup (3 documents, card required); self-serve keys
at easting.ai/account
0.4.1
* Qt6 compatibility and plugin-repository security-scan compliance
0.4.0
* PLSS/aliquot parsing with one-click georeferenced placement (BLM
CadNSDI)
* Deed metadata panel, structured tie courses, per-call adjoiners; all
exported
0.3.0
* All engine logic moved server-side; verdicts and geometry come from
the Easting API
0.2.0
* Hosted-only: extraction runs on the Easting API with an east_live_
key
0.1.0
* First MVP: extraction, review dock, POB placement, GeoPackage export