Narrative Library
Build a library of reusable text from your own language. Every inspection adds to it; every report gets faster.
The Problem
When you find a defect like a rusty pipe, a cracked flue liner, or exposed wiring, you need to describe it clearly, accurately, and in a legally unambiguous language. It takes time to write that well.
Most inspectors write the same 40 narratives on every job. Writing them from scratch is inefficient.
How It Works
Your library is a searchable collection of every narrative you've ever used. Start with our built-in library or write your own from day one. Either way, it's yours.
Type "corrosion" or "AFCI", or whatever you've tagged it with. Matching narratives appear instantly.
One tap drops the narrative of complete, legally careful language into the report.
If you tweak the wording, you can save it back to your library. The next inspection starts from your improved version.
Example Narrative
Rather than typing a defect description from scratch, you tap "Corrosion — Supply Piping" and get:
"The water supply piping shows signs of advanced corrosion and oxidation. This condition may lead to pinhole leaks or supply interruption. Recommend evaluation and repair by a licensed plumber prior to close of escrow."
From the built-in corrosion library entryOwnership
Most inspection software treats your narrative library as a feature of their platform. That means if you switch software, you start over.
Inspectilog exports your library as a portable file that you own. It goes where you go; it's your professional tool.
Over Time
A new inspector might write 20 narratives in a day by hand. After six months of building their library, the same inspector taps those 20 findings into a report in under ten minutes.
The library is the compounding asset. The inspection data is how you build it.