Home inspection software, run by an agent

You inspect.
It does the paperwork.

Walk the house and talk. Magnify files each finding against your template, and the report writes itself before you're back in the truck — then stays locked until the client pays.

See how it works

20 minutes · a real report, built live · no card

A home inspector dictating a note into his phone while looking up at a roofline — Fig. 1 — said once, filed once.

94agent tools, and every action is audited

19inspection templates built in

1,109contacts carried over in one working company's Spectora move

The part nobody signed up for

It's 8:47 p.m. You're still in the truck.

Typing the ninth identical comment. Fighting a template that took forty hours to learn. Waiting two minutes for the report to open.

The inspection ended at 4:30. The paperwork didn't.

How it works

Four chapters, and only the first one is yours.

Walk the house. Say what you see.

Any room, any order. The agent writes the note, sets the condition and attaches the photo against the right item in your template.

Two of you? One drives, one dictates.
It asks before anything lands in the report.
Every finding stays editable — same write path the agent uses.

The report is already a report when you reach the truck.

Publish once and the client gets a live page, a tokenized link and a full PDF — typeset like something worth paying for.

True counts by condition, up top.
Photos sit with the finding they belong to.
Links are token-scoped, rate-limited and audited per view.

See the report

HOME INSPECTION REPORT1418 Maple StSummit Home Inspections · Alex Calloway

38Satisfactory

6Marginal

2Deficient

ROOF → COVERINGS

Moss growth on the north slope. Recommend professional cleaning; monitor shingle granule loss.

MARGINAL

iii.

It stays locked until the client pays.

The client sees a blurred skeleton and how many findings there are — never which. Even the PDF answers 402: Payment Required.

Stripe link made by the agent, in the same chat.
Unlocks the moment payment clears.

How pay-to-unlock works

HOME INSPECTION REPORT1418 Maple StSummit Home Inspections · Alex Calloway

38Satisfactory

6Marginal

2Deficient

ROOF → COVERINGS

Moss growth on the north slope. Recommend professional cleaning; monitor shingle granule loss.

MARGINAL

REPORT READY46 findings across 9 sectionsPay to unlockUnlocks instantly. PDF included.

iv.

Leaving Spectora? Bring everything. Rebuild nothing.

A guided wizard imports your templates in minutes. Full migration streams contacts, services and inspections with live progress, then the agent walks you through duplicate cleanup.

Spectora only. We haven’t built the other importers, so we don’t claim them.

The switching guide

MIGRATION · SPECTORABringing everything over

TemplatesDone

Contacts1,109

ServicesDone

Inspection links3,346

Re-runnable. Credentials used in memory, never stored.

The inspection ends when you leave the driveway.

The old wayWith Magnify

The writing

Kitchen table, 9 p.m., the ninth identical comment.

You said it once, on the roof, at 3:15. It was filed before you climbed down.

The photos

Hundreds of photos to sort and annotate after dinner.

Shot, matched to the right template item, filed in one batch.

The check

Report’s out. Now you chase the payment.

The report stays locked until they pay. They see how many findings — never which.

The paperwork

Agreement in one app, invoice in another, calendar in a third.

One chat. It sends the agreement, makes the Stripe link, books the job — and asks before it acts.

Back at the office

One chat runs the rest of the business.

Scheduling, agreements, payment links, contacts. Ask for it in plain words — anything consequential stops at an approval card first.

INSPECTION · PINNED1418 Maple St

“Roof's fine but there's moss on the north slope — needs pressure washing.”

AGENT

Filed to Roof → Coverings. Photo attached.

MARGINAL

Send the agreement and a payment link to the Hendersons?Send bothEdit

Talk or type…

Straight answers

Questions inspectors actually ask.

Is this another AI comment generator?

No. The agent operates the platform — schedules jobs, files findings from your voice, sends agreements, makes payment links. Checkbox generators write sentences. This one does the work.

What if it files something wrong?

You fix it like anything else — every finding is editable, same write path the agent uses. Payments, sends, and deletes stop at an approval card first.

Do I have to rebuild my templates?

No. A guided wizard imports your Spectora templates in minutes — credentials used in memory, never stored.

Where does my data live?

In your own tenant-isolated slice of dedicated AWS infrastructure — encrypted private photo storage, point-in-time database recovery.

What does it cost?

$79, $129 or $199 per inspector per month, depending on how many inspections you do. Every plan has every feature — the agent included — with no add-ons or per-inspection fees.

The Magnify journal

Notes for working inspectors.

All articles

A flashlight beam lighting a water stain on attic roof sheathing

Field craft · September 16, 2026 · 3 min read

How to finish the report before you leave the driveway

A room-by-room dictation routine that ends the 9 p.m. write-up for good.

A gloved hand lighting an open electrical panel with a flashlight

Getting paid · September 9, 2026 · 3 min read

Pay-to-unlock: a playbook for never chasing an invoice again

What clients see, what agents see, and how to word it in your agreement.

Switching · August 28, 2026 · 3 min read

Leaving Spectora without rebuilding a single template

What imports cleanly, what needs a second look, and how long it really takes.

Your last 8:47 p.m.

A 20-minute walkthrough with the people who built it. Bring a recent report — we’ll show you the same house, done this way.

The inspection ends when you leave the driveway.

The old wayWith Magnify

The writing

Kitchen table, 9 p.m., the ninth identical comment.

You said it once, on the roof, at 3:15. It was filed before you climbed down.

The photos

Hundreds of photos to sort and annotate after dinner.

Shot, matched to the right template item, filed in one batch.

The check

Report’s out. Now you chase the payment.

The report stays locked until they pay. They see how many findings — never which.

The paperwork

Agreement in one app, invoice in another, calendar in a third.

One chat. It sends the agreement, makes the Stripe link, books the job — and asks before it acts.

You inspect.It does the paperwork.

Four chapters, and only the first one is yours.

Walk the house. Say what you see.

The report is already a report when you reach the truck.

It stays locked until the client pays.

Leaving Spectora? Bring everything. Rebuild nothing.

The inspection ends when you leave the driveway.

One chat runs the rest of the business.

Questions inspectors actually ask.

Notes for working inspectors.

How to finish the report before you leave the driveway

Pay-to-unlock: a playbook for never chasing an invoice again

Leaving Spectora without rebuilding a single template

Your last 8:47 p.m.

You inspect.It does the paperwork.

Four chapters, and only the first one is yours.

Walk the house. Say what you see.

The report is already a report when you reach the truck.

It stays locked until the client pays.

Leaving Spectora? Bring everything. Rebuild nothing.

The inspection ends when you leave the driveway.

One chat runs the rest of the business.

Questions inspectors actually ask.

Notes for working inspectors.

How to finish the report before you leave the driveway

Pay-to-unlock: a playbook for never chasing an invoice again

Leaving Spectora without rebuilding a single template

Your last 8:47 p.m.

You inspect.
It does the paperwork.

You inspect.
It does the paperwork.