Keyway: one design file, a full submission pack in minutes.
Keyway is the tool Keyground built to remove the slowest, most mechanical part of land access work, so the team spends its time on negotiation and judgement, not formatting.
A KMZ in, a submission pack out.
Drop in a single KMZ design file for a route or site and Keyway builds the property schedule, tenure references and supporting documentation into a structured land-access submission pack, the kind of assembly work that used to take a team days to compile by hand.
It doesn't decide anything. It removes the mechanical delay between "the design is ready" and "the submission is ready," so the people running negotiation and approvals can start sooner and spend their time where it actually matters.
Judgement, negotiation and relationships stay human.
Keyway speeds up the paperwork side of land access. It doesn't negotiate with a landowner, read a room in a community meeting, or make a call on how to sequence a difficult approval. That's still the work Keyground's principal does directly, informed by 8 years in the field before founding this practice. Keyway just means less of that time is spent assembling documents.