The world's first AI platform purpose-built for handwritten cemetery records. 94% transcription accuracy on 19th-century cursive. Emergency legal assessments in 24 hours. Zero direct competitors.
A five-stage pipeline that doesn't just read cemetery records — it understands their meaning.
Grayscale conversion, contrast normalization, and unsharp masking — optimized for 19th-century ink on degraded paper before OCR even begins.
Column structures of burial registers are preserved. Tabular layouts — name, date, age, plot, cause — are parsed as structured data, never flattened to raw text.
Cemetery-specialist AI decodes Spencerian cursive, German Kurrent, clerical Latin abbreviations, and pre-1950 cause-of-death terminology.
Family trees built from plot ownership chains. Cross-cemetery links established. Living descendants identified for legal heir notifications.
Cryptographic timestamp on every record. Court-admissible documentation. Export as compliance PDFs, structured JSON, or public genealogy portals.
Trained specifically on Spencerian cursive, German Kurrent, Copperplate, and ecclesiastical Latin. Achieves 94% accuracy where generic OCR hits 50–55%.
Core EngineBuilds queryable family trees from plot ownership chains and naming patterns. Cross-references across multiple cemeteries to identify living heirs for legal compliance.
Pro+24-hour "Verified / Unverified / Non-Cemetery" determination for developers. $2,500 per case vs. $15,000–50,000 and 4–12 weeks for archaeological consultants.
UniqueCross-references 23andMe and AncestryDNA results with burial records. Turns unknown DNA matches into specific graves with names, dates, and locations.
First in ClassCryptographic timestamp seals every transcription. Court-admissible tamper-evident proof accepted in property disputes, construction litigation, and ownership claims.
EnterpriseAI rates each headstone photograph 1–10 for preservation urgency. Helps cemeteries prioritize which records to digitize before ink fades beyond recovery.
Pro+When graves are discovered during development, work must halt immediately under Texas law and most US states. Criminal penalties apply for disturbing remains.
Traditional archaeological consultants charge $15,000–50,000 and take 4–12 weeks. Every day of delay costs tens of thousands in stalled construction.
Headstones, surface depressions, marker fragments — any visual evidence of a potential burial site.
Simultaneous query of digitized county deed records, church archives, and the Graveyard Corpus. Nationwide coverage.
"Verified Cemetery," "Unverified Burial," or "Non-Cemetery Feature" — with confidence score and full legal citations.
Family tree reconstruction + pre-written heir notification affidavit templates — everything your attorney needs.
Emergency Legal Assessment — One-time service at $2,500–$5,000 per case with 24-hour turnaround. Learn more →