Home inspection reports — structured and bilingual end to end.
Wikispect turns a walk-through into a professional, standards-aligned report — with a shared findings library, equipment-nameplate decoding, automatic English/French translation, and every association document produced from the same record.
Book it, inspect it, report it, deliver it — in one place, without re-keying anything.
Why inspectors use it
Bilingual by design
The entire findings library ships in English and French, so reports read naturally in either — translate in a click and print bilingually.
Equipment-nameplate decoding
Enter a furnace, A/C, heat pump, water-heater or boiler tag and Wikispect estimates age, capacity and type from the model and serial — flagged as perceived, ready for the report.
A library that thinks like an inspection
Over 5,000 observations and 2,899 characteristics, classified by physical presence — around the building's real systems and components. Every entry is editable, sortable, and pre-translated.
Every document, one record
Report, invoice, association service agreement and completion certificate — all generated from the same inspection, on your letterhead.
Documents, handled for you
Every document is auto-filed and archived as it's created, and sent to clients — with their responses coming back into the record.
Client booking portal
Send a private link by email or text; the client confirms from their phone — with a calendar invite that drops into Google, Outlook or Apple.
The workflow
Built for a real practice
- Multi-inspector — each inspector's work is private; the master library is shared.
- Consistent, defensible reports — structured findings and clear framing on decoded equipment data.
- Duplicates, callbacks and revisions all tracked as their own records, by report number.
On the roadmap
Online document storage
Optional cloud storage for reports and evidence, when you need it.
Two-way calendar sync
Live Google Calendar sync, beyond today's one-way invites.
Desktop & tablet, refined
A touch-friendly experience tuned for on-site use.
Online / offline use
Keep working where there's no signal; sync when you're back.