This is the report your buyer gets when the inspection is done.
This sample was built inside InspectorKit with four real inspection-style photos, annotations, a summary page, business branding, and a PDF export.
Here's where your business info goes.
InspectorKit stamps your company details into the cover automatically, so the report looks owned by you.
Client, date, agent, and address are already organized.
The report starts with the facts people need to identify the job before they start reading findings.
Defects and safety items get pulled forward.
Agents and buyers do not hunt through 40 pages. The summary shows the things that deserve attention first.
The photo is already attached and marked.
No dragging files into a Word doc later. Add the photo on the finding, mark it, and it appears here.
The details stay clean without looking bloated.
Functional items can stay compact, while defects, safety issues, notes, and photos get the space they need.
Each finding keeps its own photo evidence.
A buyer can see exactly what you saw, where you marked it, and what you recommend next.
The web report reads cleanly on a phone, too.
When an agent opens the report link from their phone, the summary stays readable, the photos stay visible, and the findings do not turn into a spreadsheet.
This is the thing you send before you leave the driveway.
Walk the house. Tap the condition. Add the comment. Mark the photo. InspectorKit turns it into this report without a monthly software bill following you home.