Safety first
Private draft before full evidence.
Case details are private by default. Start with a safe summary.
LAND does not certify ownership or change government registration.
Add exact names, coordinates, and documents only when safe.
Professionals or NGOs receive a case only when you choose.
Choose the lightest intake path
A/B/C formats can coexist. Start small if the situation is urgent or unsafe.
E
English structured
For a helper, NGO, diaspora family member, or professional who can enter a clearer draft.
F
English emergency memo
For someone leaving town, already displaced, or using another person's smartphone.
UA
Ukrainian mother helper
For a mother or helper preserving home/building evidence before it is lost.
Language and safety note
The quick-start intake now has English-first emergency and helper formats.
LAND records a user statement and evidence summary; it does not prove ownership or change government land registration. For disaster, conflict-zone, inheritance, or displacement matters, start with a safe summary and avoid exact names, coordinates, ID images, or documents until privacy handling is confirmed.
Global LAND
For earthquake zones, abandoned homes, inherited land, and conflict boundaries.
LAND is a patented real-estate evidence workflow from Zweispace. It does not certify ownership or change government registration. It records a user statement and evidence package with timestamped, tamper-resistant proof so citizens and professionals can preserve what is known now.
Who can start
Not only lawyers. Not only perfect documents.
Abandoned homes, inheritance confusion, missing owners, lost tax or registry papers, and land that nobody wants to touch.
Earthquake, tsunami, flood, and relocation zones where photos, GPS, prior use, and local testimony may disappear quickly.
Boundary lines, occupation history, village maps, evacuation records, and sensitive claims that must be preserved carefully.
What LAND records
Write what you know before the evidence breaks apart.
GPS point, map link, parcel number, village name, landmark, coastline, road, river, ridge, or approximate area.
A sketch, old path, wall, field edge, neighbor memory, survey hint, or "from here to here" description.
Who used it, who lived there, disaster damage, evacuation, inheritance, local maintenance, or conflict displacement.
Phone photos, tax notice, registry copy, letters, family notes, witness statements, NGO records, or municipal documents.
The rule
LAND records a statement. It does not decide ownership.
LAND does not replace courts, land registries, surveyors, solicitors, judicial scriveners, notaries, municipalities, inheritance procedures, or title transfer. The value is preserving a structured proof package early enough for those professionals to use it.