One home becomes data, and everyone plugs in with your permission.
Get started[ Product example ]
You inspect. Hank compiles.
Every field structured. Every sign-off yours.
[ Typed fields, not paragraphs ]
The write-up ends when the inspection does.
Hank already knows what a fireplace is. Speak the observation once and it lands in typed fields: component, consequence, action, and risk. Report writing stops following you home.
Wood-burning masonry fireplace on the back patio. The firebox is in good condition and the hearth is intact. The damper operates but does not close fully, and light creosote buildup was observed in the lower flue, which raises the risk of a flue fire. Recommend cleaning and inspecting the flue by a certified chimney sweep before November 1, 2026.
The record it became
[ The week after ]
The follow-ups stop arriving.
Four questions in the week after delivery. Every one answers itself out of the record, without reaching you.
[ The business side ]
The business side is built in.
Free covers the whole shop, not just the clipboard.
A CRM that knows which agent sends you work.
Send, track, and get paid.
DocuSign-signed before you arrive on site.
Inspection data works only for the people it belongs to.
[ Pricing ]
Free
The full inspector platform for your whole company is Free. No card, no trial clock, no seat fee, no usage meter.
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[ Questions ]
FAQ:
What does Hank cost?
Nothing. The inspector platform is free: no card at signup, no trial that runs out, no seat fees, no usage meters. Free is the model, not a promotion.
Do I have to talk to it, or can I just use the camera?
Both. Sweep a room and Hank parses a counted component list; or speak an observation once and Hank structures it. Most inspectors mix the two.
Is Hank writing my report? Where does that leave my license?
You are the author and inspector of record. Every proposed card carries a "Hank drafted" tag until your swipe flips it to "Confirmed," so the record shows exactly what you signed and when. The AI speeds the paperwork; it does not sign the report.
Can I bring my data over from Spectora, HIP, HomeGauge, or ISN?
Yes, and it gets upgraded on the way in. Flat paragraphs become structured fields. Day one feels like year three.
A claim call comes eighteen months later. What do I have?
The whole inspection, reconstructed: timestamps, photos, voice notes, and the structured fields behind every observation.
[ Asked by everyone ]
What is Hank, exactly?
Hank turns a home inspection into structured, queryable data instead of a PDF. One record, authored by a licensed inspector, that the homeowner owns and everyone else plugs into with permission.
Who owns the data?
The homeowner. Every other party's access is granted by them, scoped to what they shared, and revocable at any time. Hank does not sell records, and there is no lead capture or directory.
Does the AI decide anything?
No. Every decision belongs to a person. An AI-proposed card carries a "Hank drafted" tag until a human signs it off, and that human is the actor of record.
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