Title Made Easy.
Titl turns county land records into organized, source-linked title data. Search, abstract, and examine in one workflow to prepare commitments faster.
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More capacity for your title team
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Less manual work
Search. Abstract. Examine. All at once.
Titl pulls names, dates, property details, and recorded interests from county documents. Review ownership and supporting records together, then use the organized findings to prepare your commitment automatically.
Built on real records
Search deeds, liens, plats, and other records directly from county sources.
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Extract names, dates, and recorded interests, then connect related documents.
Designed for speed
Reduce repetitive searching and data entry so your team can focus on review.
Who We Serve
Underwriters
Review ownership, recorded interests, and supporting documents together when assessing title risk. Scale with ease: Titl lets your team focus on what matters most without additional headcount.
Title Agents
Spend less time searching and re-keying county records, and more time examining files and preparing commitments.
Lenders
Review ownership and recorded liens on the properties behind your loans, with source documents available for due diligence.
Governments
Titl digitizes and cleans up county indexes and records, taking you from paper to digital.
Move from records to commitment.
Turn county documents into an ownership history, an abstract of key details, and source-linked findings for commitment preparation.
Find the deeds, mortgages, liens, plats, and other county records that matter to your property.
Bring key names, dates, property details, and recorded interests together in one organized view.
Follow the ownership history, identify potential issues, and review the supporting documents as you prepare the commitment.
From records to understanding.
See how individual documents become a property history your team can examine.
Search the recorded history.
Find the deeds and recorded interests that connect to a property.
Follow the ownership.
Connect successive deeds and spot a missing link in the recorded history.
Examine the details.
Review liens and other recorded interests alongside their supporting documents.
The work behind
a clearer title.
Read the records, check the details, and prepare findings for your team's review.
Guide the review.
Review deeds and open liens together, with the supporting records for the questions your team needs to resolve.
Keep each step connected.
Keep searching, extraction, and examination in sequence, so the findings arrive in one file for review.
Bring every part of title together.
One file. The whole picture.
Keep ownership, recorded interests, and source documents in the same file.













