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HandoverCheck

AIFree trial

by Surge Software

Finish snag and inspection reports on site, even with no signal

What it does

HandoverCheck is an inspection app for snagging companies and home inspectors. It works offline on any phone, pins each snag on the floor plan, drafts findings from your short notes and gives the developer a list grouped by trade. It is built first for the UAE and also serves inspectors in the US, UK and India.

  • Works offline on your phone and syncs later
  • AI turns a short note into a finding with severity and trade
  • Pins each snag on the floor plan
  • Snag list by trade with a no-login link for the developer
  • Re-inspection shows what was fixed and what was not
  • Booking page, e-signed agreements and payments

Not for: No Play Store or App Store app (install from the browser); Findings are written in English only; AI photo scanning is switched off for now.

Price

Free trial. Your first 3 months (90 days) are free with every feature included.

After that you pay only for what you use, at cost, with no subscription; monthly plans are coming soon.

Confirmed by the maker, 2026-11-04

Good for
Property inspection
Who uses it
Real estate, Construction & trades
Where
Everywhere
Visit HandoverCheckConfirmed by the maker

Made by Surge Software, the company behind Suitly. It is ranked by the same rules as every other tool.

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