Warrior Software

Features

Inspect Warrior: Inspections features

Inspect Warrior: Inspections is a local-first rental property inspection app for landlords, property managers, and short-term rental operators who need structured inspections, reusable templates, photos, signatures, and professional local exports.

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Overview

Expandable feature documentation

Each feature carries summary, detail, user value, availability, limitations, roadmap notes, and screenshot references.

Local-First Platform

Trial + Subscription

Work from iPhone, iPad, or Mac without an app account or required backend.

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How it works

Inspect Warrior: Inspections uses native iOS and Mac Catalyst support with local SwiftData persistence. The main inspection workflow is offline-capable, while StoreKit purchases, restore purchases, subscription management, and external support links may require network access.

Why it matters

Small operators can document rental conditions in the field without waiting on account setup, cloud dashboards, or team infrastructure.

Subscription Access

Trial + Subscription

Start with a 7-day free trial, then continue with a monthly or yearly Inspect Warrior: Inspections Pro subscription.

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How it works

StoreKit handles monthly and yearly subscription products, purchase, restore purchases, active plan status, trial state, and Apple subscription management links. Active subscriptions hide purchase buttons and open the main inspection workspace.

Why it matters

The pricing model is direct: the inspection workflow is available during trial and requires an active subscription afterward.

Dashboard Workflow

Trial + Subscription

Start work quickly with dashboard actions, active inspections, recent inspections, and recent properties.

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How it works

The Dashboard includes quick actions for Start Inspection, Add Property, and View Reports. Active inspection cards show progress, and recent sections link back into the inspection, report, and property workflows.

Why it matters

Field work can resume from the place users naturally return to most.

Inspect Warrior: Inspections inspections screen.
Inspection list and active inspection workflows.

Properties and Inspectors

Trial + Subscription

Maintain rental property records and inspector profiles for repeatable inspection setup.

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How it works

Properties support names, addresses, units, property types, search, filters, recent views, multi-select deletion, and soft-delete behavior. Inspectors can be added, edited, marked default, inactivated, or deleted while preserving existing inspection history.

Why it matters

Reusable property and inspector records reduce repeated typing and keep reports tied to the correct context.

Inspection Templates

Trial + Subscription

Use seeded defaults or customize templates, sections, and checklist items.

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How it works

Default templates include Move-In, Move-Out, Short-Term Rental Turnover, and Annual Rental Inspection. Templates support add, edit, duplicate, delete, section ordering, item ordering, inspection type, property type, and soft-delete behavior.

Why it matters

Templates standardize recurring walkthroughs while letting owners adapt checklist language to their properties.

Inspect Warrior: Inspections templates screen.
Reusable inspection template management.

Inspection Checklists

Trial + Subscription

Track inspection status with section-based checklist navigation, item details, notes, and progress metrics.

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How it works

Checklist items support Unchecked, Pass, Fail, and N/A statuses, per-item notes, automatic save on status and notes changes, and a progress summary for checked count, percent complete, pass, fail, N/A, and unchecked counts.

Why it matters

Structured status and progress tracking keep long walkthroughs organized and make incomplete work easy to spot.

Photos and Signatures

Trial + Subscription

Attach local inspection photos and capture inspector plus tenant/client signatures.

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How it works

Checklist items can store camera or photo-library images with captions. Signature capture supports finger or Apple Pencil drawing, preview, replacement, deletion before completion, and local PNG storage.

Why it matters

Photo-backed, signed reports give landlords and managers clearer records for tenant handoffs, maintenance follow-up, and dispute prevention.

Limitations

Photos and signatures are sensitive records and remain local unless exported or shared by the user.

Completion and Reopening

Trial + Subscription

Complete inspections to lock edits and generate reports, then reopen when corrections are needed.

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How it works

Completing an inspection stamps the completed date, locks checklist edits, photo changes, and signature changes, and generates a local PDF report. Completed inspections can be reopened for corrections, while archived inspections remain read-only.

Why it matters

The workflow protects finalized records while still allowing controlled corrections before sharing.

Reports and Exports

Trial + Subscription

Generate, preview, share, repair, and delete local PDF, CSV, and ZIP report exports.

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How it works

Reports include branded PDF headers, summary metrics, property details, inspection details, checklist sections, status badges, notes, embedded photo pages, signatures, and page footers. CSV exports provide one row per checklist item, and ZIP exports package the PDF, CSV, and attached photos.

Why it matters

Exports make inspections usable outside the app for owners, tenants, clients, accounting records, and long-term archives.

Inspect Warrior: Inspections reports screen.
Inspection report and export workflow.

Settings, Support, and Privacy

Trial + Subscription

Manage appearance, data setup, subscription status, support, and local data expectations.

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How it works

Settings include Light, Dark, and System appearance, data links for Inspectors, Rental Properties, and Inspection Templates, subscription status, restore purchases, manage subscription, Support, and About. Support emails can include version, build, device, and OS context.

Why it matters

Users have a clear place to manage the app and contact support without creating an account.

Limitations

V1 stores rental properties, inspectors, templates, inspections, notes, photos, signatures, exports, settings, and subscription entitlement state locally on device. It does not include backend sync or cloud team workflows.

Comparison

Inspect Warrior: Inspections availability.

Subscription required after a 7-day free trial.

Capability Base Upgrade
Free trial 7 days Subscription required after trial
Local-first inspection workspace Included during trial Included
Dashboard, inspections, reports, and settings Included during trial Included
Rental properties and inspectors Included during trial Included
Default and custom templates Included during trial Included
Checklist statuses, notes, and progress Included during trial Included
Camera and photo-library attachments Included during trial Included
Inspector and tenant/client signatures Included during trial Included
PDF, CSV, and ZIP export Included during trial Included
Restore and manage subscription Available during trial Included through Apple StoreKit
Account requirement No account required No account required

Screenshots

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