Inspection follow-up companion
Turn inspection notes into client-ready follow-up in minutes.
Paste findings, get a clear client summary, a repair punch list, and a polished email draft instantly. Built for home inspectors and small firms that want a fast post-inspection handoff.
Live follow-up draft
Inspection #2487
Summary
Plain-language overview of the main findings.
Punch list
Editable items organized for quick client review.
Email draft
A polished message the inspector can send immediately.
0+
follow-ups per free month
0/mo
per inspector paid tier
0 outputs
summary, punch list, email
What the first slice does
One narrow job: turn findings into follow-up.
This is not a full inspection platform. It sits beside the tools inspectors already use and solves the post-job handoff: readable client summary, repair list, and email draft.
Editable outputs
Readable enough to send, editable enough to trust.
The outputs are intentionally simple: a client summary, a punch list, and a follow-up email draft. That keeps the first slice focused on the real workflow instead of a sprawling platform.
- Client-friendly language without losing the important details.
- Repair items are grouped so the next step is obvious.
- The email draft sounds polished, not robotic.
Client summary
The inspection turned up a few routine maintenance items and a couple of areas worth a closer look. The main follow-up areas are kitchen sink, main bathroom and living room. Nothing here suggests a full-scale rewrite — just a clear, readable handoff the client can act on.
Repair / punch list
- 1Kitchen sink: slow drip under the P-trap and worn supply line
- 2Main bathroom: cracked grout around the shower curb, no active leak
- 3Living room: one loose outlet cover, smoke detector working
- 4Attic: minor staining around a vent pipe, likely old and dry
- 5Exterior: front steps have a loose handrail and chipped paint
Follow-up email draft
Subject: Follow-up from your inspection Hi, Thanks for meeting today. I wanted to send a quick summary of the main items we discussed. The inspection turned up a few routine maintenance items and a couple of areas worth a closer look. The main follow-up areas are kitchen sink, main bathroom and living room. Nothing here suggests a full-scale rewrite — just a clear, readable handoff the client can act on. Recommended follow-up items: - Kitchen sink: slow drip under the P-trap and worn supply line - Main bathroom: cracked grout around the shower curb, no active leak - Living room: one loose outlet cover, smoke detector working If you’d like, I can also help turn this into a client-facing repair request. Best, Your inspection team
Pricing and signup
Start free, upgrade when the workflow sticks.
The offer stays simple on purpose: 5 follow-ups per month on the free tier, then $19 per inspector per month. No platform replacement, no enterprise bloat.
Basic pricing
Free tier includes 5 follow-ups each month.
Why inspectors want this
Built for a narrow, annoying part of the job.
The value is time saved after the inspection — when the notes are fresh, the client wants clarity, and the follow-up needs to look polished.
“I can hand the client a clean summary before I leave the driveway.”
Dana R.
Independent home inspector
“The punch list is clear enough that my follow-up email takes seconds.”
Marcus L.
Small inspection firm owner
“It feels like a companion tool, not another bulky platform to learn.”
Priya S.
Residential inspector
“We finally have a repeatable handoff after every inspection.”
Elena M.
Inspection admin
“Free tier for small volume, then an easy upgrade once the workflow sticks.”
Tom W.
Solo inspector
“I can hand the client a clean summary before I leave the driveway.”
Dana R.
Independent home inspector
“The punch list is clear enough that my follow-up email takes seconds.”
Marcus L.
Small inspection firm owner
“It feels like a companion tool, not another bulky platform to learn.”
Priya S.
Residential inspector
“We finally have a repeatable handoff after every inspection.”
Elena M.
Inspection admin
“Free tier for small volume, then an easy upgrade once the workflow sticks.”
Tom W.
Solo inspector
“I can hand the client a clean summary before I leave the driveway.”
Dana R.
Independent home inspector
“The punch list is clear enough that my follow-up email takes seconds.”
Marcus L.
Small inspection firm owner
“It feels like a companion tool, not another bulky platform to learn.”
Priya S.
Residential inspector
“We finally have a repeatable handoff after every inspection.”
Elena M.
Inspection admin
“Free tier for small volume, then an easy upgrade once the workflow sticks.”
Tom W.
Solo inspector
“I can hand the client a clean summary before I leave the driveway.”
Dana R.
Independent home inspector
“The punch list is clear enough that my follow-up email takes seconds.”
Marcus L.
Small inspection firm owner
“It feels like a companion tool, not another bulky platform to learn.”
Priya S.
Residential inspector
“We finally have a repeatable handoff after every inspection.”
Elena M.
Inspection admin
“Free tier for small volume, then an easy upgrade once the workflow sticks.”
Tom W.
Solo inspector
Post-inspection follow-up, simplified
Generate a follow-up before the client leaves the driveway.
Paste your notes, get the summary, punch list, and email draft, then edit and send. It’s the smallest meaningful slice of the workflow — and the one inspectors feel immediately.