Changelog
What has shipped, and what’s next.
InspectorKit is built and run by one person. This is the plain record of what has changed, in real dates. No roadmap theater, no vaporware.
Access repair, team shortcut, and Practice House plumbing copy
The account-access page now recognizes a signed-in workspace, /team opens Team settings, builder secondary controls meet the 36px tap target, and Practice House water-supply piping no longer keeps roof-flashing wording.
Crop and annotate photos in the field
Pin a finding on the photo, crop the frame, and move or remove markers without starting over. Empty photo slots also take a drop from the camera roll.
Clearer numbers on the public site
The marketing pages now report traffic with Vercel Web Analytics, so we can see which walkthroughs and sample reports people actually finish.
We can rebuild a template from an old report
Send a past report as text or PDF and we can extract the sections, checklist items, and the language you actually write — then load it as the live template on purpose, not by accident.
Practice House, library dupes, and inspection dates
Practice plumbing findings seed correctly, saving a comment no longer doubles it in the library, and inspection dates stay on your local calendar day instead of shifting overnight.
Your report template is now yours to edit
Add, rename, and reorder the sections and items every new inspection starts from. New reports build from your layout, not a fixed one.
A real comment library you can manage
Browse, edit, delete, and bulk-import your saved comments — and a Field-Tested Narrative Pack of 65+ professional narratives now comes built in, organized by system and severity.
Voice dictation in the field
Talk your narrative and summary notes in when your hands are busy on a ladder or in a crawlspace. It drops straight into the field.
The report your client receives got a redesign
A branded cover in your own color, a condition scorecard with a plain-English rating legend, a summary that reads like a punch list, and larger annotated photos. There is a complete interactive sample you can read before buying.
Faster pages and cleaner tracking
Marketing pages load lighter on phones, and a checkout bug that could double-count started sessions is fixed.
Whole-app design pass
The app and marketing pages moved onto one consistent, field-ready visual system.
Public launch groundwork
Hosted checkout, secure webhooks, the sample-report walkthrough, and first-party marketing analytics went live.
The foundation
The residential inspection builder, condition ratings, photo capture and annotation, the auto-built summary, publishable web and PDF reports, and cloud backup.
On the bench
A founder video walkthrough, so you can see the person behind the tool before you buy.
Self-serve template import: bring your old report and have your template rebuilt for you.
Reinspection mode: clone a report and mark items resolved.
Building something you wish it did? Email me at support@inspectorkit.io. Founding members shape what gets built next.