Mobile app
Exact land conversions, the way land is measured where you are.
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Your workflow
Choose your country — and your state in India. Plotzy then shows only the land units people actually use there, so you never scroll past units you'll never need.
Type a figure once and see every local unit; draw your plot to scale to get its area and fence line; or turn any rate into a total price, in lakh and crore for India.
Open the Guide to see exactly where a regional value comes from, keep a result with the unit sizes it used, and send a clean card to a client or family.
What's inside
Pick your country — India by state, the US, Canada, Australia, or the UK & Ireland — and Plotzy shows only the units used there, so a plot in Punjab reads in kanal and marla and one in Gujarat in vigha, without a wall of units you will never touch.
Every universal unit comes from its legal definition, so figures stay exact even when you convert back and forth. Rounded results are marked with ≈, and holding any result copies its full-precision value — the number you copy is the number you can rely on.
Customary units that vary by place — like the bigha — are marked REGIONAL, with the exact value used shown beside the result. The Guide cites where each one comes from — laws, government manuals and court judgments — and if your area uses a different value you can set your own, which marks those results YOURS.
Enter a rectangle, a triangle, or a four- to eight-sided plot and Plotzy draws it to scale, gives its area in your local units and its fence line, and tells you honestly when four sides alone can only estimate the area rather than fix it exactly.
Turn any rate — per gaj, per acre, per square metre — into a total price, shown in lakh and crore for India, and put two listings quoted in different units onto the same price-per-unit basis, so a deal in gaj and a deal in square feet can finally be compared.
Plotzy is free and supported by a single banner advertisement from Google AdMob; there are no in-app purchases. The conversions, plots and prices you make stay on your device and are never uploaded — there's no account — and where the law requires it you're asked about ads first and can change or withdraw that choice in Settings. Only the banner needs a connection; the conversions themselves work offline.
A generic converter treats a bigha as one fixed number, but on the ground the bigha changes from state to state and even district to district, and old land titles are written in units a phone keyboard has never heard of — acres–roods–perches, bigha–biswa–biswansi, kanal–marla. Plotzy is built for exactly that: it shows only the units your region uses, keeps every figure exact, marks the values that vary by place and cites where they come from, and lets you set your own local value when yours differs. It is a reference for measuring and comparing land — not a substitute for a licensed surveyor, an official record, or legal advice.
Anyone buying, selling, measuring or inheriting land who needs to convert between local units — bigha, gaj, acre, hectare, kanal — exactly, and compare prices quoted in different units.
Plotzy is free, with no account to create.
