Inspection Photo App — The Photo That Filed Itself
Inspection photos that file themselves: tap the camera inside the section you are inspecting and the photo lands in its own slot in the report.
What you’ll see
- In the home inspection template's Electrical section, shoot the panel and it files under Main Electrical Panel as it uploads. Shoot a scorched wire and it lands under Wiring Defects. Nothing to drag, nothing to sort tonight.
- If it ever picks the wrong slot, move it once and it stays where you put it. In the finished inspection report, every photo already sits in its section.
Transcript
Inspection photos usually go to your camera roll and wait for you. Until tonight. This one had other plans.
In ReportWalk, you’re in the Electrical section. Tap the camera. Shoot the panel.
As it uploads, it looks at the photo and files it in the right slot. Main Electrical Panel. Nobody dragged anything.
Scorched wire at breaker twelve? Snap. Wiring Defects.
If it ever picks the wrong slot, move it. It stays exactly where you put it. It knows who’s in charge.
And in the inspection report, every photo is already sitting in its section.
So your camera roll can go back to what it’s really for. Your dog.
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