Document visible home concerns from your phone
House Inspector turns photos and notes from a walkthrough into a structured preliminary property record.


How it works
The workflow has three stages: capture visible context, review preliminary observations, and verify material concerns with the right professional.
During the walkthrough
- Create a property record before the walkthrough.
- Scan methodically by exterior, structure, roofline, rooms, and systems.
- Capture a clear overview and close-up for each concern.
- Record the room or exterior location and relevant context.
After the walkthrough
- Review observations, uncertainty, and suggested professional follow-up.
- Treat every result as a hypothesis to verify.
- Review and correct context before sharing.
- Export a preliminary property condition report and share it with an inspector, agent, or contractor.
For first-time homebuyers
First-time buyers face unfamiliar systems and tight deadlines. House Inspector helps create an organized record for later questions.
- Follow the same room and system order in each property.
- Flag observations without trying to diagnose them.
- Ask the inspector what is included and excluded.
- Use written findings and local quotes for decisions.
Keep in mind
- The app cannot tell you whether to buy a home.
- Contract deadlines and remedies require agent or legal guidance.
- Professional inspection and specialty testing remain essential.
For property investors
Investors can use House Inspector to standardize early walkthrough notes before underwriting repair assumptions.
- Use consistent naming and photo coverage.
- Separate observed condition from budget assumptions.
- Request specialist diagnosis for material systems.
- Keep actual invoices separate from preliminary estimates.
Keep in mind
- The app is not an appraisal or investment recommendation.
- It cannot identify all code, permit, occupancy, or environmental issues.
- Returns and repair budgets depend on local professional evidence.
For real estate agents
Agents can use a structured photo record to prepare questions and coordinate follow-up while staying within their role and local duties.
- Label client observations and their source.
- Avoid characterizing an issue as confirmed without evidence.
- Route technical questions to the right professional.
- Track transaction deadlines and document delivery.
Keep in mind
- The app does not provide brokerage, legal, disclosure, or inspection advice.
- Agency duties and disclosure rules vary by jurisdiction.
- Material representations should rely on verified professional evidence.
For homeowners
Homeowners can capture changes over time, group concerns by area, and prepare better information for service calls.
- Photograph the same location from the same angle over time.
- Record weather, equipment operation, and dates.
- Address active leaks and safety concerns promptly.
- Keep professional findings, quotes, and invoices with the observation.
Keep in mind
- Monitoring is not a substitute for timely diagnosis.
- Photos cannot prove stability, air quality, or system safety.
- Do not perform unsafe testing or repairs based on app output.
Plans and pricing
The House Inspector app is free to download. Scans and preliminary property condition reports need a plan, bought as an in-app purchase. These were the US App Store prices on November 1, 2026.
| Plan | Access | US App Store price |
|---|---|---|
| Inspection Pass | Weekly | $5.99 |
| House Hunter | Monthly | $14.99 |
| All-Access Year Pass | Annual | $109.99 |
Plans are designed for
- A short, active home search.
- Ongoing property comparison.
- Longer-term owner or investor documentation.
- Professional teams seeking a custom workflow.
Before you subscribe
- Prices can differ on Google Play and in other countries, and can change; your store shows the current price and renewal period before you confirm.
- Confirm included features before subscribing.
- Manage subscriptions through the store where you purchased them.
- Contact support for product or billing questions.
Important limits
- No concealed-condition detection or destructive testing.
- No confirmation of cause, severity, code compliance, or safety.
- No binding contractor quote, appraisal, or professional inspection.
- It is not inspection software for certifying a professional service.
- Image quality and access affect results; the app cannot operate equipment or measure performance.
- Professionals determine diagnosis, scope, and local compliance.
- Prices and availability can vary by storefront or change over time.
- A subscription does not include a licensed inspection, third-party specialist fees, or repairs.
Sources and further reading
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