The work on your land,recorded where it happens.
Land-IP holds one record of a place: the work on it, what it owns, the proof behind it, and the people tied to it. Built with the people who run the land, for everyone they choose to show.
A moment from Cape Kimberley
A tree with seed ready, seen from the tractor.
One action in the field. Everything after it reads from the mark. Open a frame.
01 · The row, from the tractor.
A tree with seed ready
Mowing a row, the land manager looks across to a tree whose seed is ready to collect. He stops where he is. Nothing is written down and nobody is phoned.
Passes on · A tree worth marking.
What the record holds
One piece of ground.Four things on it.
Operations, assets, governance and people, on one record of the place. Each item carries its status and who may open it.
One place record
The boundary matched to the title, locked. Everything below stands on it.
The work on the land, recorded where it happens.
- the team
Weed round · block 1.4
done this week
- the team
Seed mark · row 7
job open
- public
Nursery count · shade house 2
current, shown as a count
Illustrative rows. A real record shows only what its landholder has agreed to show.
Where it starts
It starts with the people who do the work.
Everything a lender, a funder or a neighbour sees is read from what they record. Nothing is written twice.
01Capture
They record once, where they stand.
02Operate
The place runs on what they recorded.
03Prove
The board, a lender or a funder reads a status and a count.
04Show
The public card shows what the landholder agreed. Nothing else.
What it unlocks
You cannot fix what you cannot articulate.
- Time
- Reported once, on the spot.
- Management
- What is due, what is low, what was done.
- Knowledge
- The notebook becomes a record anyone on the place can read.
- Trust
- A record a funder, a lender or an insurer can check.
Where it runs
One station. Then a district.Then a market.
Each stage has a trigger, and each unlocks the next.
Live figures
What is on the record today.
Working land and protected land are counted apart.
The rules that never bend
Six rules travel with every record.
Open one to read it in full.
How it is built
From the ground up, as a public commons.
Land-IP is built in partnership with ClimateForce and delivered to the world under its umbrella, so that it stays a public commons. The record belongs to the people on the land.
The ClimateForce · built with partners on Eastern Kuku Yalanji country, including Jabalbina.
Designed to travel
Next
Talk with us.
A briefing on your place, a district, or the capital behind them.A person reads every note and replies.
Prefer to start with your boundary? Bring your land. No account, short journey, optional email report.
Acknowledgement of Country
The ClimateForce acknowledges the Eastern Kuku Yalanji peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the Land and Sea country on which we operate. Sovereignty was never ceded.