Project context
Name the project, site, client, inspection date, inspector and issuing business before the findings begin.
Open the sample, inspect every field and use the structure as a checklist for your own report. When you need to repeat it, the Android app generates it from the inspection record.
For anyone preparing a construction site, defect, snag or handover report. Android 8.0 and above. Free for one project, no account required.

A site inspection report needs to identify the inspection, show the overall position and give each finding enough space to be understood. A blank page with a logo is not yet a template. The structure has to survive ten items or one hundred without changing how the reader finds information.
The downloadable example is genuine output from Site Audit. It contains a cover, issue counts and summary, then repeatable detail pages. You can use that arrangement independently or generate it directly from the app.
Name the project, site, client, inspection date, inspector and issuing business before the findings begin.
Give decision makers the item number, title, priority, status, location and owner without making them turn every page.
Use one stable detail layout for the description, expected action and all captioned photographic evidence.
Step 1
State the purpose, scope, date, property and responsible inspector so the document can stand apart from the email that delivered it.
Step 2
Use a permanent issue number and record location, category, priority, status and responsible party consistently.
Step 3
Export a dated PDF, keep the original, and make later status changes in a new revision rather than overwriting the evidence trail.
Business and inspector details, project and client information, inspection date and a short report identifier.
Totals for open, in progress and resolved items provide a quick picture of the register at the time of issue.
A compact index lets the reader scan the list and jump from management view to the detail behind a particular item.
Every finding combines the written record and photographs so an extracted page remains understandable when it reaches a contractor.
Straight answers about scope, storage and the reporting workflow.
Yes. The page links to a complete sample PDF generated by the app. It can be opened or saved without entering an email address.
No. It is a documentation format. The author remains responsible for the inspection scope, technical conclusions and any jurisdiction-specific requirements.
Yes. The free tier includes PDF export for one complete project, with a small product credit in the footer. Pro unlocks unlimited projects.
Record defensible evidence on site and turn it into a clear, branded defect report before the details get lost.
See the workflowGive every closeout item a location, owner and clear finish line, then send each contractor only the work that is theirs.
See the workflowTurn observed conditions into a consistent, branded field report without transferring notes and photos after the inspection.
See the workflowWalk the property once, record every defect with photographs, and issue the handover defect list before anyone leaves the site.
See the workflowRun one complete punch list free, from the walk to the PDF, then decide whether a one-time Pro unlock is worth it for the next job.
See the workflowSnag one property free, from the first photo to the PDF you send the developer or the trades, with no snag limit and nothing to sign up for.
See the workflowBuilt for UK snagging: plot by plot, room by room, with a PDF the developer's customer care team can work through. £18.99 once for Pro.
See the workflowRun snagging to practical completion from one Android phone: a snag per item, a PDF per subcontractor and a register you can open in Excel.
See the workflow