Batwara
Where each stone goes, and an arrow to walk there.
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At the Stones step, every boundary stone is listed with its coordinates and the lots it separates. Walk there gives the distance and the direction, on foot.
Tick Planted once a stone is in the ground; the count shows how many remain. If the division changes after that, a stone that moves is flagged Moved since planting: plant it again. The position comes from the phone's GPS, a few meters off: a surveyor fixes the final marks.
The plot cut into one lot per heir, at the right area, with every lot on the road.
Tick who survives, choose the law, and the app sets each heir's share as an exact fraction.
When the road side is worth more than the back, equal areas are not equal shares.
The papers to discuss the division as a family: one deed, and one extract for each heir.
Three ways to get the plot into the app, and your local land units.
No account, no server of ours. Here is everything the app sends over the network.
Measure the plot, set the shares, and let the app draw the lines and print the deed.