Phase 0 · AR building compliance · Denver
Flag the defect.
Then prove it.
InspectorGadget registers the city's standard drawing onto the wall in AR, classifies likely defects on-device — and hands the inspector the exact reasons behind every call. Built for people who have to defend a finding in front of a contractor, or a hearing.
AR InspectDOTI std-drawing · registered
Why it flagged
Defecttree-ensemble · calibrated 0.91
TreeSHAP attribution, computed on device in Swift/Accelerate. Every classification ships with the features that drove it — no black-box verdicts.
Illustrative concept of the AR + explainability surface. No built UI yet — see status below.
Where it is today: InspectorGadget is at Phase 0 — the spec, AR/ML architecture, and explainability approach are locked; next is the data + dependency-injection foundation. There's no shipping app yet, and the September 2026 Denver pilot is a target, not a release date. The capabilities below are designed, not running.
What it's designed to do
Inspect, classify, justify.
- AR inspection engineDOTI standard-drawing overlays registered to the real wall via 3-point calibration — the spec sits on what you're looking at.
- On-device defect MLA tree-ensemble classifier across 15 defect categories, isotonic-calibrated so a confidence number means what it says.
- Explainability (TreeSHAP)A custom SHAP engine renders waterfall + feature-importance views — every call is defensible.
- RoadmapePermits syncTwo-way OAuth with the city permit system, with offline queuing for dead-zone sites.
- RoadmapEvidence reportsPDF reports with embedded photo evidence and the SHAP charts behind each finding.
- RoadmapADA packageAn accessibility-compliance document with citations to the governing standard.
- Swift 6
- ARKit 6 + RealityKit
- CoreML + TreeSHAP
- CoreData + CloudKit
- OAuth 2.0 / PKCE
- PDFKit
- Charts
Build roadmap
Spec locked. Building from the data up.
- DoneArchitecture & specAR/ML architecture and explainability approach locked; XcodeGen config in place.
- NextData & DI foundationCoreData schema, dependency-injection container, core domain models.
- ThenAR + ML enginesDrawing registration, the calibrated classifier, the TreeSHAP surface.
- TargetDenver pilotClosed pilot with working inspectors — September 2026 target.
Follow the build
Defensible by design.
Want to follow InspectorGadget toward the Denver pilot, or talk about your jurisdiction's drawings? Reach out.