Flagship product — in development

Keep building evidence ready for professional review.

Building Analyst is being developed for building surveyors and the organisations that employ or commission them. It keeps observations, photos, notes, evaluation and report preparation connected without replacing professional judgement.

Professional review stays central. Capture Structure Draft for review

From field evidence to a review-ready draft.

These marketing compositions are grounded in current Building Analyst screens and product behaviour. They show capture, linked review and report preparation without presenting AI as autonomous diagnosis or final authority.

Building Analyst marketing composition showing evidence capture, assessment review and a Riverside Library report as one connected workflow.
Evidence to report Evidence filed when it is captured, then carried into review and reporting.
Building Analyst marketing composition tracing an on-device source through professional review to a structured Riverside Library report draft.
Linked evidence trail From on-site source to structured draft, with human review visible.

Assessment capture and report-ready evidence in one professional workflow.

Collect site evidence, keep it attached to the issue record and prepare clearer material for review. The professional remains responsible for evaluation and client-facing output.

01

Capture the issue while context is fresh.

Record location, condition, urgency, access constraints, photos, PDFs and notes before the site visit goes cold.

Assessment record
02

Keep evidence and reasoning together.

Each item stays connected to the observation, so review questions do not drift away from the evidence.

Evidence trail
03

Prepare drafts for professional review.

AI assistance can help structure summaries and draft wording, with verification before any client-facing use.

Review boundary

What stays attached.

The useful parts of the site visit stay together: observation, location, evidence, risk and next action. The goal is a clearer review surface for the surveyor, manager or client-facing output.

1Observation

The finding is captured while the facts are fresh.

2Location

The building area and access context remain clear.

3Evidence pack

Photos, notes, readings and chronology stay bound to the issue.

4Decision context

Risk, urgency and possible next steps can be reviewed with the evidence close by.

Building Analyst Evidence to draft

IMGDamp staining - north wall

PDFEPC certificate

NOTEAccess and safety observation

READINGMoisture reading attached to location

Surveyor's report Draft prepared with AI assistance. Verify before client issue.

A clear route from site evidence to reviewed output.

This is the real workflow being developed, not a finished app screenshot or launch promise.

01Capture

Condition, location, access notes, photos, readings and urgency belong to one assessment record.

02Bind

The record is shaped so review questions stay close to the facts seen on site.

03Review

Intelligence can help structure summaries, but the professional checks context, judgement and wording.

04Output

The aim is clearer evidence trails for reports, client explanation and further investigation.

Current status

In development, with professional review built into the workflow.

The public site demonstrates the workflow and record structure. It does not claim App Store availability, autonomous diagnosis or a finished user interface.

  • Surveyor-led assessment capture.
  • Evidence kept close to the issue record.
  • Apple-platform-first direction where useful.
  • Human review before client-facing use.

Clear answers about the current product.

Is Building Analyst available now?

No. It is the flagship Robson AI product in development. This site shows the workflow and direction without claiming a finished release.

Which platforms are intended?

The current direction is Apple-platform-first where that supports field work. This is a development direction, not a claim of App Store availability.

What may AI assist with?

AI may help structure source-linked summaries and draft wording. It does not independently diagnose a building condition or decide what should be issued.

What requires professional approval?

A qualified professional evaluates the evidence, checks context and uncertainty, and approves, revises or rejects client-facing findings.

How is assessment data handled?

This public site does not upload assessment data into Building Analyst. Product data-handling arrangements remain in development and will be documented before release.

Are Building Analyst and BuildScan integrated?

No. They are separate products today. A connected evidence ecosystem is a future possibility, not a current capability.

Discuss a Building Analyst workflow.

Share the type of surveying work, evidence capture or reporting challenge you are interested in. Email is the first step, so you can keep the context clear and controlled.

Professional review

Draft notes, report wording and review-ready outputs.

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Evidence structure

Photos, notes, readings, documents and issue context kept together.

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Privacy

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