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Interactive property report generator

Create property reports.
Make them interactive.

Write a property report and generate a PDF, or upload an existing survey. Give readers an interactive view with findings and original photos they can open.

Explore a sample report

From the Shackleford sample

  • 118 pages
  • 314 photos
  • 5 mapped points

Sample survey

One survey, in view.

A look at the evidence extracted from the Shackleford Cottage PDF.

Pages read
118
Survey photos
314
Flagged passages
86
Mapped points
5

Features

Two ways to start. One interactive report.

Write the report in the workspace or bring a PDF you already have.

Create a property report

Choose a report type, add findings and evidence photos, then export the finished report as a PDF.

Explore findings in context

Open a finding to see the associated photos and notes. Where a point is mapped, see the feature it refers to.

Check the exact wording

Read the surveyor’s wording, see its page number and open the original PDF.

Start with an existing PDF

Upload a survey PDF, review the passages and photos it contains, then open it as an interactive report.

Interactions

Try a point on the house.

Select the chimney on the schematic to see how a finding opens in the viewer.

Mapped point

Read the PDF

Track analysis

Switch elevations

Workflow

Inside the interactive report.

Explore property views, open findings and follow them back to their source evidence.

View tabs

Passage accordion

Chimney stacks p. 21

Cracking is recorded in the mortar around the chimney pot.

Source mode

Workspace preview

See the app in action.

Preview both ways to start, or open a prepared interactive report.

Survey Explorer / Viewer
Illustrated front view of Shackleford Cottage showing the tiled roof, chimney and dormer windows
Shackleford Cottage · Survey illustration

From the report

Follow a finding to its source.

Excerpts from the Shackleford Cottage sample survey.

Chimney stacks
“The cement flaunching around the chimney pot is weathered and extensively cracked, with moss and lichen growth.”
Shackleford Cottage · PDF p. 21
Roof coverings
“Staining was noted around the perimeter of the roof lantern.”
Shackleford Cottage · PDF p. 22
Main walls
“Localised missing and deteriorating mortar pointing was noted at the base of the extension walls beside the double doors.”
Shackleford Cottage · PDF p. 28
Outside doors
“Routine adjustment and lubrication of the hinges and locking mechanisms are recommended, although this is not urgent.”
Shackleford Cottage · PDF p. 37