Because some county clerks still think wet ink invented property law and honestly they're not entirely wrong
ChirographPro ingests on-chain settlement events and produces legally compliant, jurisdiction-specific deed documents that paper-based county registries will actually accept. It tracks the full lifecycle from smart contract finalization to recorder's stamp, closing the gap between the blockchain layer and the bureaucratic layer that refuses to be automated away. This is the software that makes tokenized real property real.
- Jurisdiction-aware deed generation with correct archaic language, seal placement, and notarial language per county
- Supports 1,847 distinct county recorder formats across 49 states
- Native event listener integration with Chainlink, The Graph, and SettleChain (private RPC)
- Full document versioning with tamper-evident audit trail — every revision, every stamp, every rejection
- Automated re-submission queue for recorder offices that bounce documents on formatting grounds
Chainlink, The Graph, Docusign, Simplifile, SoftPro, SettleChain, ResWare, TitleVault API, BlockDeed, LandMark Registry Network, Stripe, eRecording Partners Network
ChirographPro is built as a set of focused microservices — an event ingestion layer, a document rendering engine, and a submission/tracking daemon — coordinated through a Redis message bus. Document state is persisted in MongoDB because the query flexibility matters more than transactional guarantees at this layer, and the deed corpus itself lives in an S3-compatible object store with per-object checksums. The rendering engine runs jurisdiction templates through a custom DSL I wrote over about six weekends that compiles to both PDF and the specific TIFF formats that older e-recording portals demand. Everything talks over internal gRPC with a thin REST façade for external integrators.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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