Capture in the field. Clarify what matters. Deliver with confidence.
Three steps, walked through the way an inspection actually goes.
Capture by voice.
Field inspection happens on ladders, in crawlspaces, on roofs, in mechanical rooms. Hit record, describe what you see, snap a photo, move on. Doxvora transcribes your voice on the device, live, as you speak, into the right section of the TREC standard, with no audio recorded. Photos are tagged with location and timestamp. Everything saves to the phone first, so a no-signal attic is the same as a roof with full bars. Routing and report generation run when you reconnect. You are not pulling out a phone to type. You are talking the way you would describe an observation to a partner walking the property with you.
Clarify what matters.
Voice notes are not a report. Doxvora takes your narration, photos, and observations and organizes them into a connected record: observations linked to the rooms they came from, photos linked to the observations they document, language already matched to the TREC SOP. You review and refine in plain language; the structure is already there. This is the step that turns hours of writing at night into minutes of confirming what the app already wrote.
Deliver the report.
When the report is ready, export the promulgated REI 7-6 as Word or PDF through the iOS share sheet. It goes wherever you already send things: email to a client, AirDrop to a partner, your filing system, your CRM. It opens in Word, Pages, or Google Docs and reads the way a professional report should, with your name on it, your standard cited, your photos placed. You finish on the property. You do not take work home.
One inspection. One record. Every format the job needs. Doxvora builds your inspection as a single structured dataset, then renders it however you need to share it. Word and PDF reproduce the promulgated REI 7-6 exactly, the forms a client and an attorney expect. HTML is the same report on the web, visually identical to the form, ready to share or host for easy access. JSON is the structured record itself, yours to keep and connect to whatever you want. One inspection underneath, every format on top.