Capture
Work from the inspection itself
Capture photos, import galleries, attach findings, and keep the job moving while you are still on-site.
DrawSight is a local-first mobile app for home inspectors who want faster photo capture, cleaner field drafting, and tighter review before a report leaves the device. It combines photo-first capture, AI-assisted drafting, on-device review, encrypted local records, and controlled export so the inspector stays responsible for the final document.
Current builds are strongest at fast field documentation, tighter review loops, and cleaner draft generation for solo inspectors and small inspection teams.
Capture photos, import galleries, attach findings, and keep the job moving while you are still on-site.
Managed AI helps route photos, draft findings, and support high-volume review without turning the inspector into a data-entry operator. Inspector notes and preferred templates still shape the final wording more than generic AI phrasing.
AI output is still reviewed, edited, and approved by the inspector before a report is treated as final.
DrawSight stands out most when the job is photo-heavy, the writing burden is real, and the inspector wants to move faster without giving up report control.
Assisted mode, Autopilot mode, and Photo-First batching all support the same review-first inspection workflow.
The app now records immutable report snapshots and finding edit history instead of relying only on the latest save.
Inspection data is stored locally, backups are encrypted, and stored inspection photos are sanitized so app copies do not retain EXIF or GPS metadata.
Release builds route AI requests and address lookup through the DrawSight-managed Worker instead of direct provider calls from the app.
DrawSight is currently positioned as a North Carolina-first launch for final export, with draft-assist use in other jurisdictions while state-specific export rules continue to mature. It is designed to speed documentation and drafting, not to replace professional judgment or promise compliant final output in every jurisdiction yet.
North Carolina is the current narrow full-support launch state. DrawSight allows watermarked draft export more broadly than final export, so if your state is still in guided wording or generic fallback mode, treat the app as draft assistance only for that jurisdiction. Final export in those states requires an explicit Inspector Responsibility acknowledgment before sharing — the inspector's license carries the liability, and the acknowledgment is recorded as a durable audit event on the report snapshot.
Use the links below for privacy review, terms review, or support while evaluating the current DrawSight release.
Do not send private inspection photos, client names, property addresses, or full report text unless DrawSight support asks you to use a specific secure path.