AI-powered voice inspection that writes your report in real-time. Walk the property, talk through findings — your report is done before you leave.
The average inspector spends 2-3 hours writing up each report after the inspection. That's time you're not getting paid for.
Not a web app crammed into a tablet. PadInspector is built native for iPad Pro — every pixel, every gesture, every detail.
"Moving to the basement now. The joists here on the north side show visible cracking — looks like 3 or 4 are affected. This is a structural concern. Also seeing open junction boxes along the east wall, no covers. The wiring appears to be original to the home, mix of romex and older cloth wiring. Going to flag these as major items."|
Structural concern: 3-4 joists on north side with visible cracking. Recommend evaluation by structural engineer. IRC R502.6
Multiple uncovered junction boxes along east wall. Fire and shock hazard. NEC 314.28
AI detected mention of cloth wiring. Auto-flagged for licensed electrician review.
Automatically linked Michigan Building Code §R502 and NEC Article 314 to your findings.
Six powerful features that transform how you inspect. Built by inspectors, for inspectors.
Walk and talk. Our speech engine captures every finding in real-time, understanding inspection terminology naturally. No typing, no templates.
Catches what you might miss. Detects inconsistencies, flags missed areas, and cross-references findings against known defect patterns in real-time.
Auto-links IRC, NEC, and Michigan state codes to every finding. Your reports cite specific code sections without you looking them up.
Snap a photo. AI auto-annotates, identifies defects, organizes into the right section. Photos are captioned, sorted, and report-ready instantly.
Every report includes school ratings, crime data, property values, and neighborhood context — the extra mile that sets you apart from competitors.
After 5 reports, the AI writes like you. Your phrasing, your emphasis, your professional voice. Clients get your expertise, not generic boilerplate.
This is real data from an actual home inspection at 30429 Florence, Garden City, MI — reimagined through PadInspector.
Exterior AC compressor unit is absent from the equipment pad. Full HVAC cooling system replacement required.
3-4 floor joists on basement north side exhibit visible cracking. Structural engineer evaluation required.
Garden City, MI 48135
North-side hosebib (exterior faucet) is actively dripping and shows signs of freeze damage. Leaking water can cause foundation erosion and basement moisture intrusion. Immediate plumber repair recommended before further damage occurs.
East side gutters showing multiple popped nails. Sections are pulling away from fascia board. Water overflow risk during rain events can cause soil erosion along foundation.
Recommend: re-secure with gutter screwsDeck surface is weathered with visible graying and splinters. Railing balusters exceed the 4-inch spacing rule — a child safety concern.
IRC R312.1.3 — 4" sphere ruleDriveway exhibits cracking and appears to be reverse-graded, directing water toward the home foundation. This is a common source of basement moisture issues.
IRC R401.3 — Drainage away from foundationShingles show significant wear with extensive granule loss visible in gutters and on ground. Curling observed on south exposure. Estimated 2-5 years remaining useful life. Budget for full replacement.
Active penetration in garage roof section. Water intrusion is likely occurring during rain events. Immediate repair needed to prevent structural damage to roof deck and framing.
Chimney masonry shows significant deterioration — mortar joints crumbling, bricks spalling. Crown/cap is damaged or missing. Water infiltration will accelerate deterioration. Full chimney rebuild recommended.
Outlet testing revealed open (missing) ground connections at multiple locations throughout the home. This is a shock hazard and indicates the grounding system is inadequate. Licensed electrician evaluation required.
Multiple junction boxes in basement lack required covers. Exposed wiring connections present fire and electrocution risk. All junction boxes must be properly covered per code.
Kitchen drain uses an S-trap configuration, which is a code violation. S-traps can siphon dry and allow sewer gases into the home. Needs replacement with proper P-trap configuration.
IPC 1002.1 — P-trap requiredNo dryer exhaust vent observed. Dryer lint accumulation without proper venting is a significant fire hazard. Installation of proper exterior venting required.
IMC M1502.1 — Exhaust requiredSeveral floor joists on the north side of the basement show visible cracking and splitting. This is a structural concern that may affect floor stability above. Professional structural engineer evaluation is strongly recommended before purchase.
Foundation walls appear plumb and without major cracking. Slab floor is level. Aside from the joist issue, the general structural framework of the home is in serviceable condition for its age.
The exterior AC compressor/condenser unit is completely absent from the equipment pad. The home has no cooling capability. Full AC system installation will be required. Furnace appears operational but is an older unit — recommend HVAC professional evaluation of complete system.
Why this matters: Traditional reports tell you about the house. PadInspector tells you about the neighborhood. Clients get the full picture — school districts, safety data, property value trends, walkability — all automatically included with every report.
This is a preview of PadInspector's report format using real inspection data. Get early access to create reports like this.
From arrival to delivery. No laptop, no late nights, no stress.
Open PadInspector, confirm the property address. The app auto-loads neighborhood data and creates your inspection template.
Inspect naturally. Speak your findings, snap photos. AI transcribes, categorizes, and writes report language in real-time.
AI Watchdog flags anything you might have missed. Do a quick 5-minute review, tweak anything you want. The report already sounds like you.
Tap send. Client receives a beautiful interactive report with neighborhood data, photos, and code references. You're done before you leave the driveway.
PadInspector doesn't just make your life easier — it makes your clients' experience unforgettable.
Clients see your profile before you even arrive
Not a PDF — a beautiful, interactive experience
Context no other inspector provides
PadInspector isn't competing with other software. It's replacing an entire workflow.
| Feature |
PadInspector
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HomeGauge | Spectora | InspectIT |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Voice-First Input | ✓ | ✗ | Basic | ✗ |
| AI Report Writing | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Auto Code References | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Neighborhood Intel | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Works Offline | ✓ | ✓ | Partial | ✓ |
| Photo AI Auto-Annotate | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Style Learning | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| No Monthly Subscription | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ |
| iPad-Native | ✓ | Web | Web | iOS |
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