Official Florida 4-Point & Wind Mitigation — pre-filled from government records
Inspector Gadgets pulls the property's county and state records — owner, parcel, year built, flood zone, design wind speed, permit history — and drops them straight into the official Florida 4-Point and Wind Mitigation forms. Walk the house, shoot the guided photos, and it drafts the findings and outputs the finished, signed PDF, ready to email the client. You approve every line — you just never hand-type a parcel number again.
Card on file, but the trial isn't charged. Run one complete job start to signed. Cancel anytime — your saved work stays yours.
Sec 01 — The job doesn't end when the inspection does
You finished the walkthrough at 3. Then you got home, ate dinner, and sat back down at the kitchen table to type up the 4-Point and pencil in the wind-mit form. That's an evening — every evening you inspect — that your family doesn't get and nobody writes you a check for.
You're already down the road when it hits you: you never got the clean shot of the panel label or the water-heater data plate. Now it's 40 minutes there, 40 back, and a job slot you could've sold — gone, over one photo you didn't leave with.
A year built is off, a field got guessed at 9pm because you were tired, and the carrier bounces the report. Now you're re-opening a closed job, making the awkward call, and doing free work on your own Saturday to fix something a second set of eyes would've caught.
Sec 02 — The transformation
Sec 03 — The real workflow, in order
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Drop it straight in from Google Calendar, import an .ics, or type it. The appointment syncs right back to your calendar.
Owner, parcel, year built, square footage, flood zone, design wind speed, and permit history — statewide FL from FDOR, county appraisers, and permit portals. Every value shows its source with a link, and you can override anything.
It maps to exactly what the 4-Point and Wind Mit forms require — panel label, HVAC plate, water heater, roof, opening protection, elevations, roof-to-wall. Bulk-import auto-sorts your shots into the right slots, so you leave with every one.
It reads each photo, drafts the finding, and pencils in the form answer — OCR-decoding data plates into appliance age right on your device. You approve, edit, or reject every single suggestion. Nothing enters the report on its own.
Export the official Florida 4-Point (2025) and Wind Mitigation OIR-B1-1802 (Rev. 04/26) PDFs on the real state templates, with captioned photo pages appended. Email the client from a saved template or share a view-only link — before you pull off the curb.
Sec 04 — What you're actually getting
Paste the booking, tap once for the county records, shoot the guided checklist, and the app drafts the findings and pencils in the answers as you go. You approve each one and export the official PDFs before you leave. The state licensed your eye and your signature — not your typing speed. Spend the job inspecting, not keying parcel numbers after dark.
The checklist maps to exactly what the forms require, and the report can't be finalized until every required item is there. Bulk-import auto-sorts your shots into the right slots, so a forgotten panel label can't send you back across the county. Every required photo, checked off, before you pull out of the driveway.
Every pulled value shows its official source with a link — when a carrier questions a number, you point to the record. Anything the app can't verify is left blank, never guessed, and when the AI isn't sure it says so and asks for a better photo instead of inventing one. Fewer kickbacks, fewer redos, fewer "the number didn't match" calls on your weekend.
Sec 05 — Faster at every step
Every step that meant re-typing, tab-hopping, or a second trip across the county is handled for you now — so the whole job moves at the speed of the walkthrough.
Sec 06 — Don't take it on faith
The app drafts and pencils in answers, but nothing lands in the report on its own — you approve, edit, or reject each one, and it won't finalize until you have. Your license does the signing.
Exports are the real Florida 4-Point (2025) and Wind Mitigation OIR-B1-1802 (Rev. 04/26), filled on the actual state templates with your captioned photo pages appended.
Built with York Home Inspections in Brevard County, around the way inspections actually run in Melbourne, Viera, and Rockledge. No testimonials, no user counts, no star ratings — just the tool and what it produces.
Sec 07 — What you hand over
No retyping into carrier portals, no lookalike templates. When the inspection is signed, everything the carrier, the agent, and your client expect is ready to send.
Filled in on the official state form — the one carriers actually ask for. Anything you didn't verify stays blank instead of guessed.
The official OIR-B1-1802, completed on the real template — the same form every underwriter already knows. Same rule: blanks stay blank.
A polished, printable report that looks as professional as your work. Hand it to the agent without apologizing for it.
Save a complete copy of any inspection — photos, findings, forms, all of it. Your records stay in your hands, not locked inside somebody's software.
The 4-Point export uses the official 2025 Florida form; wind mitigation uses OIR-B1-1802 (Rev. 04/26). Fields you haven't verified are always left blank — never guessed.
Sec 08 — Built to earn it
Every drafted finding and suggested answer comes to you first — approve it, change it, or throw it out. The report can't be finalized until you've reviewed each one. The tool suggests; the licensed inspector decides.
If the inspection didn't establish it, the form doesn't say it. Unverified fields are left blank on every export — never guessed, never filled in on your behalf. And when the AI isn't sure, it says so and asks for a better photo.
Inspection data lives on your own device, and you can save a complete copy of any job whenever you like. Your plan pays for the tool — it never holds your files hostage. Your business stays your business.
Built with York Home Inspections in Brevard County, Florida, around the way inspections actually run in Melbourne, Viera, and Rockledge. Every screen exists because a working inspector needed it.
Do the math your own way
Skip one drive-back, or head off one carrier kickback and the redo that comes with it, and the year's already paid for. Mostly it buys back the one thing you can't get more of — the evening you'd have spent rebuilding forms at the kitchen table. Run even a handful of insurance jobs a month and it pays for itself the first night you get home done. Put honestly: the price isn't $20 versus $0 — it's your license doing clerk work versus doing the work only your license can do.
Under $2 a week — less than one tank of gas a month, for every insurance inspection you run.
Sec 09 — The offer
Sign up with your email and a card on file (not charged for the trial), then run one complete job from booking to signed report — so you feel the evening you get back before you ever pay a dime. After that, keep it however fits the way you work.
The trial
1st inspection on usSign up with your email and put a card on file — your first inspection is the trial, start to signed report.
Pay per pull
$5 per inspection pullNo subscription — pay for the one job in front of you and nothing else.
Professional
$20 per monthFor the working inspector — covers a steady week-in, week-out schedule.
Unlimited annual
$98 per yearBusy season, slow season — every inspection you run, covered for the year.
Nothing to install. Cancel anytime. Your saved work stays yours — the trial's card on file just makes pull #2 one tap, not another signup.
Sec 10 — Fair questions
The app drafts and pencils in answers, but it can't finalize a report without you — you approve, edit, or reject every single one, and it won't finalize until each has been reviewed. Unverified fields are left blank, never guessed, and when it isn't sure it says so and asks for a better photo. The AI never signs anything. Your license does.
Compare it to one evening, not to other apps. Skip a single drive-back or head off one bounced report and the year's already covered. If getting home to your family instead of the kitchen-table form even once a month is worth twenty bucks, it's already paid for. Run the unlimited year at $98 and it's under $2 a week — less than a tank of gas.
Nothing to install. It runs in your browser on the phone, tablet, or laptop you already carry to the job. Paste tomorrow's booking straight from Google Calendar and you're working — and the appointment syncs right back to your calendar.
The real ones — the official Florida 4-Point (2025 edition) and Wind Mitigation OIR-B1-1802 (Rev. 04/26), filled on the real state templates with your captioned photo pages appended. What you email the client is the official document. A full Standards-of-Practice report is there for full-home jobs too.
It works statewide in Florida — records pull from FDOR plus the county appraisers and permit portals across the state. Every value shows its source with a link so you can verify it or override it. It was built in Brevard County with York Home Inspections, around the Melbourne, Viera, and Rockledge market.
Every pulled value shows its source with a link, and you can override anything. You're never stuck with a number you don't trust — you confirm it against the property and correct it right there before it goes on the form.
On your own device. You can save a complete backup anytime, and if you ever cancel, your saved work stays yours.
Ready when you are
Run the first one free tonight — booking to signed report, on us. Sign in the driveway, email the client the official PDFs, and for once, drive home with nothing left to do. Nothing to install, card on file but not charged for the trial, cancel anytime.
Run your first inspection freeFirst inspection on the trial · $5 a pull · $20/mo for 10 · $98/yr unlimited