inspek.online

What It Is

Inspek App is enterprise software built for Brazil’s “autovistoria predial” building self-inspection use case. Its target users include engineers, condominium managers, and property/management companies. It combines inspection checklists, on-site photo capture, evidence logging, signature confirmation, and technical report generation into a single workflow, with the goal of replacing paper checklists, manually formatted Word documents, and duplicated data entry after site visits.

Core Features and Collaboration

The product’s standout feature is its AI checklist: users describe a building in natural language—for example, the number of floors, facade conditions, and underground garage details—and the system automatically generates inspection points. It also claims to understand technical terminology and the context of ABNT NBR standards. Its on-site capabilities are fairly complete: it supports offline inspections, which is useful in weak-signal areas such as basements and elevators; photos can be annotated directly to mark issues such as cracks and leaks; residents or administrators can sign digitally on a phone or tablet, with GPS location and date recorded. On the reporting side, it supports one-click PDF generation, photo indexes, GUT priority classification, company logos, letterhead and signature customization, and report links shared via WhatsApp or email. For teams, the Professional plan mentions team use, bulk inspections, and a dashboard for managing multiple client portfolios, but it does not disclose fine-grained permissions, approval workflows, or member limits.

Pricing and Trial

Pricing is transparent: Individual costs R$69.90/month and includes 1 inspection per month, 1 user, AI checklists, and PDF reports; Profissional costs R$149.90/month and includes up to 5 reports, multi-client portfolio management, priority WhatsApp support, and branded reports. The site offers a free start with no credit card required, but it does not specify the trial length or free usage allowance. From a feature perspective, the entry cost is not high, but the report quota is quite limited, so high-volume inspection teams should confirm expansion pricing.

Pros, Cons, and Who It’s For

Its strengths are a focused vertical use case, strong mobile field capabilities, offline sync, and automated reports that can significantly reduce documentation work. The drawbacks are that the captured information does not disclose APIs, third-party system integrations, enterprise-grade permissions, encryption, or compliance certifications; the product is also clearly designed around Portuguese and Brazil’s ABNT standards. It is better suited to independent engineers in Brazil, small engineering offices, and property inspection teams than to large enterprises that require complex system integrations.

Access from China and Alternatives

Access from China is unknown, and pricing is in Brazilian reais, with payment methods not disclosed. For deployment in China, users would still need to evaluate network connectivity, cross-border payments, Chinese interface availability, adaptation to Chinese building standards, and data compliance. Alternative categories include domestic engineering inspection tools, property and facility management systems, equipment inspection systems, or international mobile inspection tools such as SafetyCulture, Fulcrum, and GoCanvas.