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Your report deserves a life after delivery.

You put careful work into a thorough report. Lomnera helps clients keep using that work after delivery — with findings explained, questions answered in context, and maintenance informed by what you documented. Your original report remains the source record.

Built by Charlie Maisoncertified home inspector and licensed real estate professional. Designed with respect for the inspection profession.

Lomnera helping clients reuse a delivered inspection report with organized findings and preserved inspector language

After closing, the report can lose its usefulness.

After closing, even a thorough report can become difficult for clients to revisit, and the inspector’s work gradually loses visibility. Lomnera is built to keep that work clearer and more usable over time — without replacing the inspector or rewriting the report.

Traditional delivery and a Lomnera-assisted experience

Traditional delivery

Inspection → PDF delivered → questions by phone or email → closing → the report fades into the background

With Lomnera

Inspection → report organized in an app → clients can revisit explanations → findings can inform maintenance context → your work remains useful well after closing

What your clients get

  • Findings explained in plain English — with your original language preserved for reference
  • Priorities organized: safety, major systems, maintenance, cosmetic
  • Answers to their questions, grounded in your report — not generic internet guesses
  • Property details from the report added to a living home profile for review
  • Maintenance context that can reflect what the report documented

Lomnera does not position itself as the author of your findings or a second opinion on your work. Your report is the record; Lomnera helps clients read and use it.

What you get

Clearer client follow-through.

Clients can revisit explanations and better understand what the report already says — including outside business hours.

A modern client experience.

Your report becomes something clients can continue to use after delivery, not only a PDF they open once.

Work that remains useful after closing.

Your findings stay available as part of the home’s ongoing record. Possible co-branding and delivery workflows are being explored with pilot inspectors.

A small group of inspectors shaping the program.

Lomnera is preparing for launch, and the inspector program is being shaped with a small group of working inspectors.

During the pilot: participating inspectors receive free access for their clients and a direct line to the founder. Feedback helps guide what gets built next.

Being explored with pilot participants: possible co-branding, report-delivery workflows, and how inspectors introduce the app to clients. These are not shipped features today.

What we ask in return: introduce Lomnera to some of your clients, and tell us honestly what works and what doesn’t.

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Inspector FAQ

Does Lomnera create liability for me?
Lomnera is designed to preserve the inspector’s original language and clearly distinguish it from AI-assisted explanations. It does not alter the report, issue a new inspection opinion, or replace appropriate professional follow-up. It is not designed to grade or replace the inspector’s report. Inspectors should evaluate participation based on their own business practices, insurance coverage, agreements, and legal requirements.
Does it work with my report software?
Clients upload the delivered PDF, so the pilot does not require a direct integration with a particular report-writing platform. Report formatting varies, and processing quality may depend on the document.
Is this trying to replace inspectors?
No. Lomnera exists because reports are often underused after delivery — not because inspections are. The purpose is to help clients get more lasting value from the inspector’s work.
What does it cost me?
The pilot is free for participating inspectors. Longer-term pricing will be shaped with pilot participants.