The camera-first
inspection app

Photograph what you see, one-handed if you need to. AEYES drafts the finding with a title, severity, and description, and nothing reaches the report until you approve it.

Home inspector at a job site reviewing findings on a phone, hard hat and tape measure beside the paperwork

Built for how
inspections actually go

Gloves on, flashlight in one hand, no signal in the crawl space. The app assumes all of it.

AI drafts, you decide

Every photo can become a drafted finding with the title, severity, description, likely cause and recommendation already written. Approve it, edit it, or throw it out.

Nothing is published without you. Across our inspectors in the last 30 days, 19 of every 20 drafts were kept, and nearly two-thirds went into the report without a single edit.

Hand holding a phone with an AI-drafted finding for damaged masonry, showing severity, description, likely cause and recommendation

Works where signal doesn’t

Basements, crawl spaces, metal outbuildings. Captures queue on the phone, survive the app being killed, and sync the moment you’re back online. If iOS shuts the app down mid-inspection, your review queue comes back exactly where you left it, every drafted finding intact. In the last 30 days that brought back 1,684 findings that would otherwise have been retyped.

Dark crawl space lit by a single opening, the kind of place with no phone signal

Point, shoot, keep moving

A volume-button shutter, sticky room locations, and photos that file themselves under the right system. Tap a room once and every photo after it is tagged until you move on.
The AI works while you walk: a drafted finding typically lands about 27 seconds after the photo, so the write-up is building itself while you’re still in the attic.

Inspector photographing wall damage with the AEYES camera, Defects tab selected

Report-ready before you leave

Approved findings flow straight into the client-ready report. Mark each section Inspected, Not Inspected, or Not Present as you go, and the report shows the difference, so a locked garage never reads like a clean one.

The write-up is done when the walk-through is.

Published AEYES inspection report open on a phone, showing the property, item and defect counts

Made for the field

The whole inspection runs from your pocket: no clipboard, no laptop in the truck, and no Sunday evenings typing up findings from memory.

Schedule from the app or from the office, capture on site, approve before you pull out of the driveway, and the report is waiting for your client before you are.

Two inspectors in hi-vis vests reviewing an AEYES report on a phone in front of a house under construction

The report your client actually reads

Every approved finding lands in a branded web report with the photos, the severity, and a plain-English narrative your client can act on, plus a PDF for the file. Share the link from the driveway. It reads the same on their laptop, their phone, and their agent’s desk.