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What Supervisr is, what it isn't, and what it means for your renovation.

What Supervisr is

A tool for contractors

Contractors use Supervisr to run their jobs: bids, schedules, crews and invoices, with AI that checks jobsite photos against each trade's standards.

There is no homeowner login today, so there is nothing for you to set up or sign in to.

We don't contact you on our own

Supervisr does not email or text homeowners on its own. Anything you get about your job comes from your contractor.

A report link from your contractor

If your contractor uses Supervisr, they may send you a link to a report on your job: photos from the work and a plain-language note on what got done and what comes next. Your contractor decides what goes in it and when to send it.

A progress report a contractor can share by link: the week's photos, a plain-language summary of what was finished, and what happens next.
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In a serious dispute? Get a licensed inspector.

An AI second opinion is informational. If money or legal action is on the line, a certified inspector's report is what counts — find one near you through ASHI or InterNACHI. We'll tell you when it's that serious.

ASHI — homeinspector.org · InterNACHI — nachi.org

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Sharing photos of work at your property? Read how photo consent and records work.

Supervisr is not a licensed home inspection service. Its AI analysis is informational only and is not a substitute for a professional inspection, engineering assessment, or code-compliance review. Supervisr can make mistakes — double-check responses, and use with caution.