The only home-buying tool in France that turns your visit photos into a repair report, in euros, the same day.
For first-time buyers, often a couple, looking at older houses built before 1990. Several visits, a deposit and a loan already stretched, and no budget for an expert at every door.
(The guided check is free. Want to see what you get first? Click below.)

Sample
Visit report, house built in 1974
Most urgent first
- High severity:Roof: cracked tiles€4,800
- High severity:Electrics: old fuse box€3,200
- Medium severity:Shutters: rotted slats€900
- Low severity:Wall: peeling plaster€350
- Estimated repairs€9,250
Sample only: a made-up house with made-up figures.
Know what the cracks cost before you sign.
Every flaw from your visit gets a severity and a repair cost in euros, ranked the way a pre-purchase inspector would list them. You see what to budget, what to negotiate and what to walk away from.
The report on the left is a sample.
A guided check that runs in your phone's browser.
Open it at the house and follow the prompts as you walk through. Nothing to install, nothing to pay while you check. Your own photos are the whole survey.

How a visit becomes a report.
1. Open the check at the visit
On your phone, in the browser, while you are standing in the house. It tells you what to look at next.
2. Photograph what it asks for
Your own phone photos, taken as you walk through, with a few words wherever you want to add them.
3. Unlock the report
Pay €49 for that property and the severity-ranked report, with repair costs in euros, is yours the same day.
€49, once, per property report.
You only pay for the houses you want the full report on.
The guided check: free
Do the whole check on your phone before paying anything.
The full report: €49
One-time payment per property report, through Stripe hosted checkout.
Payment unlocks the report
Severity-ranked, with repair costs in euros.
The cracks are cheaper to find on the visit than after the keys.
Do the guided check for free on your next visit. The full report is €49 per property.
