Inspectors in early access are cutting about 25% of the time per inspection, finishing reports on site instead of at the kitchen table that night.
A home inspector's real skill is helping buyers understand exactly what they're getting into, turning their observations of a house into the information someone needs to make one of the biggest decisions of their life with confidence. But most of their day doesn't go to that. It goes to typing up findings, returning missed calls, bookings lost while they're on a roof, business decisions made on gut instinct instead of real numbers. Spectora's new AI tools are built to change that, giving inspectors back the time that gets eaten up by everything around the inspection. Three new tools are in early access right now.
AI Report Assist
Helps inspectors move faster through inspections, without sacrificing the quality of their report. They speak their observations and snap photos, and the AI matches what they see to the comments they've already reviewed and approved in their template. When nothing fits, AI can help them draft a new one on the spot. The report comes together faster during the inspection itself, not at the kitchen table that night. Inspectors in early access are saving about 25% of their time per inspection.
"Instead of stopping to search for comments, I can queue up multiple defects using audio, and the AI matches them to the right narratives. The workflow of taking photos first, then recording everything in one pass and confirming after analysis, is much faster than the traditional approach."
— Efra Rivera, Owner, NxtMove Inspections
AI Scheduling Agent
Answers the calls inspectors can't get to. When the phone rings while they're on a roof or under a crawlspace, it picks up, answers the caller's questions, checks live availability, and books the job. For the inspector, that means never missing a booking and an end to being on call every evening and weekend. For the agents who book them, it's a fast and dependable way to schedule.
The AI Connector (MCP) and public API
Lets inspectors connect the AI tools they already use, like Claude or ChatGPT, directly to Spectora and ask questions about their business in plain language. One inspector in early access is now forecasting his revenue to within a few hundred dollars each month. Others are tracking referral sources and running multi-inspector firms on real numbers instead of gut instincts.
Spectora spent more than a year building these tools with inspectors to make sure they work the way inspectors actually need them to. Inspectors run their business on their reputation. A tool that gets things wrong doesn't save time, it creates more work.
"There's a lot of flashy AI demos out there right now, and we made a deliberate choice not to chase them. We spent more than a year making sure the AI we put in inspectors' hands makes a real difference, because anything less just creates more work. Inspectors using them are seeing real results, and now it's time to bring them to more inspectors," said Peter Osberg, CEO of Spectora.
All three tools are in early access today, and they're just the start. Spectora has spent more than a decade innovating in the inspection industry, and AI is the next chapter. The goal has always been the same. Give inspectors better tools so they can save time and operate a successful business. Inspectors can see what's live, what's being explored, and what's coming at spectora.com/labs.
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