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About Metes and Bounds Pro

Turn a property deed or legal description into a plat drawing. Supports many units of measurement. Including: feet, meters, and varas. Calculates the area, perimeter and closing error of the plot. Includes the ability to auto-complete a tract if the last call isn't defined. Work with multiple tracks in the same drawing. Want to do even more with the plotted tract? Files can be sent via email to the computer version of Metes and Bounds. And the computer version can export files that can be sent via or imported using iTunes and opened using this software. Provides X,Y coordinates for the tracts endpoints. Have some old family land maps from your genealogy searches? Plot them using measurements such as rods, chains and spans. Realtors can use this application to quickly show potential buyers what a piece of property looks like.

What’s new

Version 1.6.6 · Updated January 25, 2026

You can now manage your app’s files directly in the Files app. Updated interface to align with the latest iPadOS design changes.

App privacy

The developer, Sandy Knoll Software, LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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