This page is the public plan for Land Axis — deliberately honest. We prioritise map quality in the states we cover and trustworthy feasibility over claiming national coverage or finished multi-profession packs before they exist.
Last updated: 2 October 2026 · Operated by Slate Projects Pty Ltd trading as Land Axis (ABN 38 633 404 109)
Timeframes are indicative, not contracts. Dates move when data licences, quality bars or regulatory gates require it. When something is early access, you can use it — but you should expect rough edges and verify outputs.
Shipped for general use at the quality bar described.
Usable now; incomplete, expanding, or still being hardened.
Actively prioritised in the near term (about 1–3 months).
Committed direction; sequencing may shift (about 3–12 months).
On the horizon; not near-term delivery.
Blocked on a milestone (e.g. national coverage or a licence partner).
Victorian and New South Wales site map: address lookup, indicative zones, overlays, parcels and lot geometry for screening.
Building envelope tests on supported typologies, full feasibility studies and quick feasibility with one-click promotion, Excel / PDF exports and the lender pack, scenarios and comparison, sensitivity, and the AI tools.
Trust and depth: richer control resolution (overshadowing geometry), study polish, and Queensland, named as the next state.
Deeper planning intelligence, title/encumbrance paths, multi-state coverage, then gated streams (build tools, capital matching).
We favour work that shortens map click → planning context → feasibility → shareable output.
A wrong KPI or a false “clear title” costs more than a missing feature. Unknown stays unknown.
State expansion is strategic — but we do not advertise coverage we cannot defend.
AI features process your content or cited sources to help you work. They are not oracles.
The map is the front door. Victoria was built first and New South Wales is live on the same footing; the next state follows when its coverage and trust are strong enough.
Live
Search by address or select a site on the map to open property context for screening.
Who it's for: Any free account (no paid plan needed); the homepage address preview works without signing in
Note: Indicative only — confirm with council, scheme and title before acting.
Live · refreshed on source publication cycles
Victorian and New South Wales planning zones and common control layers for first-pass constraint awareness.
Note: Layer completeness and currency vary; always verify against the planning scheme.
Live
Cadastral context and indicative dimensions for sites you look up — not a registered survey.
Note: Boundaries and areas can be approximate, especially on multi-lot or complex parcels.
Target: mid–late 2026
Structured clause excerpts and permit/referral pathway context you can quote in a desktop study — beyond zone codes on a map.
Who it's for: Town planners, developers, agents
Target: late 2026 – 2027 (data-dependent)
Settled comparables and adjustment-friendly evidence linked to the site record — not live today.
Note: Depends on licensed data access and product design that keeps evidence auditable.
Early tooling to test what may fit under selected controls and typologies before concept design spends hours.
Early access · expanding through 2026
Generate test envelopes from setbacks, height and related controls on supported lot types and typologies.
Note: First-pass design aid only — not certification, and not complete for every control or overshadowing case.
Near term · next 1–4 months
Edge cases (slope, battle-axe and corner lots, lower-zone boundaries) and easement checks are shipping in envelopes now; overshadowing geometry is next, and is still assessed qualitatively today.
Who it's for: Architects, developers
Map click → lender-ready feasibility is the north star. The path works end to end today in early access, exports and the lender pack included; polish and trust are what come next.
Early access · live for signed-in users
Multi-module studies: revenues, costs, financing, cashflow, tax and return KPIs on a company workspace.
Who it's for: Developers, development managers. Studies are on every plan; residual land value, reports, exports, scenarios and the AI tools are Pro
Note: Decision support only — not valuation, lending advice or a certified model.
Early access
Lightweight screening model from map context; Save as a study promotes it into a full study in one step. Residual land value is Pro.
Note: Coverage and prefill quality still improving; verify every input.
Early access · live for Pro
Excel workbook and PDF exports from every study tab, plus the lender pack on Reports. Promoted assumptions are reviewed before an export goes out.
Who it's for: Anyone sharing a study outside the app
Early access · live for Pro
Duplicate a study as a scenario, compare key metrics side by side, and save and restore versions, without forking spreadsheets by hand.
Early access
Planning → Design → Feasibility → Save as a study: one click turns a map screening and its massing into a full study, with every assumed figure flagged for review.
Note: Prefill quality depends on map and envelope coverage; review every flagged assumption.
Early access · shareable summary to follow
Tornado and land-value sensitivity (Pro) and a read-only KPI strip on phones are live; a shareable client-meeting summary arrives with share links.
AI only where it is grounded in your content or cited sources. No ungrounded “magic” numbers as product claims.
Early access
Upload a feasibility PDF and extract structured inputs into a study to reduce re-keying.
Note: Outputs can be wrong — always review extracted fields before relying on them.
Early access
Ask questions against your company’s stored study content (retrieval-augmented), not the open web as fact. Pro.
Note: Responses are assistive; they are not professional advice.
Early access · Pro
Ask Sterling inside each study answers from that study, and on the map it answers from the site record for Victorian and NSW sites.
Note: Grounded in the study or site record in front of it; where the answer is not there, it says so.
Later 2026 – 2027
Cross-study and planning-aware questions (e.g. which saved sites touch a new overlay) with citations.
Target: late 2026 (Stage 1 encumbrance path)
User-supplied vendor statements / contracts → extract covenant and easement schedule language into diligence flags.
Note: User supplies the document; not a substitute for legal review of title.
Company workspaces exist today; multi-party deal collaboration and polished billing UX keep maturing.
Live
Organisation membership and role-based access for people you add to your company.
Live · see Pricing
Free: the map, 20 sites a month, feasibility studies and quick feasibility. Pro: unlimited sites, residual land value, exports, reports, scenarios and the AI tools. Enterprise: teams.
Early access · rolling out
Subscription checkout and account billing surfaces are shipping in stages.
Note: If something looks incomplete in-app, contact [email protected].
Enterprise track · 2026–2027
Line-level comments on study figures are live; approvals and shared libraries are next on the Enterprise track.
After reliable export · target later 2026
Share a read-only study view without handing over edit access to the full workspace.
Victoria first, then New South Wales. Each state ships only when its quality is defensible — breadth without trust is a product failure.
Primary focus · ongoing depth
Live planning and cadastral context for looked-up sites, plus early envelope and feasibility workflows.
Note: Not every parcel attribute is complete; coverage depth varies by layer.
Live
First expansion state after VIC: planning layers, property click and quick feasibility end-to-end.
Note: Coverage depth varies by layer, as it does in VIC — verify against the LEP and the planning certificate before acting.
Next state · sequenced after NSW hardening
The third state through the same playbook: ETL and tiles, then state-aware adapters, then feasibility correctness.
Note: Named as next, not dated — the schedule follows data access, not marketing.
Rolling after QLD
Repeat the state playbook using open data and licensed extracts where required. Licence timing can gate WA/NT-style datasets.
Note: Order may change based on data access, not marketing preference alone.
Live for VIC and NSW · each new state before launch
Stamp duty and land tax on the Victorian and NSW schedules, and NSW contributions, are transcribed. Feasibility math and links must be state-aware — we will not claim national feasibility correctness until each state is wired.
A restrictive covenant can invalidate a yield assumption. We will never show “clear” when the answer is unknown.
Partial · live layers where ingested
Published easement geometry can appear in map/site context where our data includes it.
Note: Incomplete by nature of source data — not a full encumbrance search.
Design + Stage 1–2 · later 2026
Panel language that refuses to treat unknown as clear — trust rule for screening.
2027 target · legal & commercial gated
Authenticated, paid title/instrument fetch for covenant facts — never automatic on anonymous map pan.
Note: Depends on broker terms, pricing and counsel on what derived facts we may retain.
These are real directions, not near-term promises. They stay gated so Stream 1 (map + feasibility) is not diluted.
After national map + feasibility coverage ships
Specification, take-off, estimation and tendering-style tools for the delivery phase.
Note: Legacy PM scaffolding in the codebase stays hidden until this stream launches.
Admin-gated demo now · live wholesale only after AFSL/CAR partner
Sponsor↔wholesale investor matching built on feasibility-backed packages. Public live raises only after regulatory partnership milestones.
Note: Not a current consumer feature on the marketing site.
If you work outside the states we cover, need a specific export, or hit a trust issue on a live site, we want to hear it. Roadmap order is principle-driven, but real user friction moves the queue.
Disclaimer: This roadmap is for product communication only. It does not form part of any contract, SLA or subscription terms. Features may be delayed, redesigned or cancelled. Map data and model outputs remain decision support — not planning, legal, survey, valuation or financial advice. See our Terms and Acceptable Use.