A record match should show its evidence
Matching records across sources is a judgment, not a lookup. Treat every match as a claim, show why it was made, and let a person decide what it means.
Public obituary records matched against county property and probate filings every morning, with the day’s matches waiting in your dashboard.
Finding estate property is a loop somebody runs by hand before breakfast: read the obituaries, search the county property roll for each name, then check the probate notices. Tideledger runs the loop instead — it collects the day’s public obituary records, cross-references every name against county property and probate filings, and leaves the matches in a dashboard you can filter, annotate, and track. Coverage starts in Madison County, Alabama, with more counties on the roadmap.
Today’s matches
12 newObituary → property → probate, every morning
Who it’s for
Matching records across sources is a judgment, not a lookup. Treat every match as a claim, show why it was made, and let a person decide what it means.
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