InspectCam™ Google Play

Photos·Timestamps·Geotags·Project Records

Good work deserves good documentation.

InspectCam™ is the flashlight camera app for trades, free on Android. One tap and the light stays on while you look, take photos and record video.

The camera and the light are free today. Project records are what Pro adds, with timestamps and geotags. Try Pro free for 30 days (US).

Free to use · No ads · Android

Select a feature to see the details

Free · No ads

Pro

InspectCam’s free camera on a phone in the crawl space under a house.

One tap, light stays on

A phone running InspectCam stood on its long side on a shingle roof.
A phone lying face up on weathered gray deck boards with InspectCam open.
A phone on its long side on a rim joist, reading 1.4 degrees, with an inset of its screen.
Pro’s camera screen with the stamp line just above the controls.
Three pages of a sample InspectCam Pro report.
A sample Pro report: cover, summary and a photo page. Sample company and job.
A borescope’s steel camera head.
Pro’s markup screen on a crawl-space photo.
A printed sheet of six QR codes, one per trade, tied to a site fence with wire.
InspectCam’s Dual view: a bathroom rough-in on the back camera, the worker in a hard hat in a small front-camera window.
InspectCam™ on the front camera: the screen is white around a small window showing a worker in a hard hat.

Free

Flashlight stays on with the camera

One tap and the light stays on while you look, take photos and record video. Find the leak, show the customer, record it.

Why the flashlight goes out in other camera apps

Free

Phone level for roofs, decks and framing

Stand the phone on its long side on a roof, a joist or a beam and it reads that side; on a roof, the pitch, like 6/12 (up to 12/12). In photo mode, tap Measure, put the phone's long side on the roof and hold still: it takes the first photo, then you step back for the proof photo, with a dotted true line and a card with the pitch. Lay it flat on a deck board for its slope. A rough check, not for code or safety.

A phone level that keeps the light on

Pro

Timestamps and geotags on photos

The date, time and place on photos and videos, in one line along the bottom. When a customer asks months later, it's on the picture. Coming soon: a company admin can hide the date, the time or the place.

The stamp is a record of when and where a photo was taken, not a certificate.

The timestamp camera app for contractors

Pro

PDF photo reports under your name

Turn a job into a PDF under your company name, with a report number. Each photo prints with its date and time, and your note under it. Send it to the homeowner, tenant or insurer.

See everything Pro does

Free

Plug in a USB borescope

Where your hand won’t fit, plug a USB borescope into your phone. If InspectCam™ can show it, you see the scope’s picture, and take photos and video. Works with: Klein Tools ET16 (tested). Tested and doesn’t work: DEPSTECH NTC55, Bazo DN200 and a scope sold as “Industrial scope W400”; they only work with their maker’s app. Most scopes sold on Amazon won’t work. Tested on the Pixel 4a 5G and the Pixel 6a. If InspectCam™ can’t show your scope, it says so.

Does your phone support USB OTG?

Pro

Notes and marks on your photos, with voice notes (coming soon)

Type a note about a photo and draw numbered arrows and circles. Coming soon: hold Talk to leave a voice note that stays with the photo.

See everything Pro does

Team & Business

Subs send photos, no app needed

Text or email each trade their link. Your plumber or electrician sends photos from their phone’s browser into their own folder in your job. Coming soon: print one sheet of QR codes, one per trade.

See everything Pro does

Free

Front and back cameras at once

The job on the big screen, you in the small window. Show the problem and explain it in one video or photo, on phones that support it.

Why some phones can’t use both cameras

Free

Selfie light: your screen lights your face

Recording a video update for the customer? Flip to the front camera and the screen turns white to light your face. Slide the Screen light bar to dim it.

Your selfie video is too dark

Stamp, enlarged

The stamp line enlarged. It reads: 10/09/2026 · 8:41 AM · 1200 Sample St · 39.78170.
The date, the time, the street address and the GPS position the phone reports, as the photo carries them; the address and position are samples.

Free · No ads

A free utility app: flashlight camera, level, dual camera and scope. No ads.

InspectCam™ is an inspection camera app: one tap and the light stays on while you look, take photos and record video. Look into wall cavities, attics, crawl spaces and engine bays, then take the photo or the video.

  • InspectCam open on a phone aimed into a car's wheel well.

    Free

    Flashlight stays on with the camera

    One tap and the light stays on while you look, take photos and record video. Find the leak, show the customer, record it.

  • A phone running InspectCam stood on its long side on a shingle roof. A phone lying face up on weathered gray deck boards with InspectCam open. A phone on its long side on a rim joist, reading 1.4 degrees, with an inset of its screen.

    Free

    Phone level for roofs, decks and framing

    Stand the phone on its long side on a roof, a joist or a beam and it reads that side; on a roof, the pitch, like 6/12 (up to 12/12). In photo mode, tap Measure and put the phone's long side on the roof: it takes the first photo, then you step back for the proof photo with the pitch on it. Lay it flat on a deck board for its slope. A rough check, not for code or safety.

  • InspectCam’s free camera held up to a furnace rating label on a clipboard, in a dim room.

    Free

    Sharp data-plate photos in the dark

    Furnace or water heater in a dark closet? Turn the light on once and it stays on: light up the model and serial plate, zoom in, tap to focus, then shoot.

  • A borescope’s steel camera head.

    Free

    Plug in a USB borescope

    Where your hand won't fit, plug in a USB borescope. If InspectCam™ can show it, you take photos and video through it. Works with: Klein Tools ET16 (tested). Tested and doesn’t work: DEPSTECH NTC55, Bazo DN200 and a scope sold as “Industrial scope W400”; they only work with their maker’s app. Most scopes sold on Amazon won’t work. If your scope won't show, the app says so.

  • A phone running InspectCam standing on a wood block in an open stud bay.

    Free

    Reach in and shoot with one hand

    A 3- or 6-second timer, a volume-button shutter, and touch lock so a stray palm can't turn off the light. Big buttons, made for gloves. Plus a mirror, and a dimmer for the screen light and, on phones that support it, the LED.

  • InspectCam™ on the front camera, in a phone frame.

    Free

    Selfie light: your screen lights your face

    Recording a video update for the customer? Flip to the front camera and the screen turns white to light your face.

  • InspectCam in VIDEO mode with both cameras on.

    On phones that support it

    Front and back cameras at once

    Record what's in front of the lens and what's behind you on one screen, in photos and video. Drag the front camera's small window and pinch to size it. Videos show it where you put it.

  • Some tools need hardware that not every phone has: a light on the back, a light that dims, a wide lens, two cameras that run together, or the motion sensor the level reads. To save your battery, the light turns off after 10 minutes untouched, or if the phone gets very hot. Tap it to turn it back on. Free photos carry a small, faint InspectCam™ mark in one corner.

Using a borescope with your phone?

Plug a USB borescope into your phone and, if InspectCam™ can show it, you see the scope’s picture and take photos and video. Works with: Klein Tools ET16 (tested). Tested and doesn’t work: DEPSTECH NTC55, Bazo DN200 and a scope sold as “Industrial scope W400”; they only work with their maker’s app. Most scopes sold on Amazon won’t work. If InspectCam™ can’t show your scope, it says so. If a scope isn't being detected, the Android troubleshooting page works through the causes in order. On iPhone, start with why USB borescopes don't work there.

Pro · on Google Play (US)

Pro photo documentation for contractors and crews

For contractors, home inspectors and property managers. Pro files your photos and videos in the right job, with the date, time and place in one line along the bottom, and turns the job into a PDF report under your name. One price for the whole crew, from $39.99 a month for up to two people.

InspectCam Pro’s jobs list on a phone.

The stamp · Pro

Date, time and place in one line along the bottom.

Pro’s jobs list, sample jobs.
  • InspectCam Pro’s page for a sample kitchen remodel.

    Pro

    Photos land in the right job

    Put a job on the camera's job chip, and the photos and videos you take go into it. Ready-made templates for each trade, from roofing to home inspection. Sort photos by trade, like Plumbing or Electrical, and keep internal ones out of the report. At a job you've shot before, the camera picks it for you when it opens, with precise location allowed.

  • The camera on a phone in a crawl space.

    Pro

    Timestamps and geotags on photos

    The date, time and place on photos and videos, in one line along the bottom. When a customer asks months later, it's on the picture. Coming soon: a company admin can hide the date, the time or the place.

  • The photo page of a sample InspectCam Pro report.

    Pro

    PDF photo reports under your name

    Turn a job into a PDF under your company name, with a report number. Each photo prints with its date and time, and your note under it. Send it to the homeowner, tenant or insurer. Pair two photos for a before-and-after page, the Before above the After.

  • A printed sheet tied with wire to a chain-link construction fence.

    Team & Business

    Subs send photos, no app needed

    Text or email each trade their link. Your plumber or electrician sends photos from their phone's browser into their own folder in your job. Coming soon: print one sheet of QR codes, one per trade.

  • InspectCam Pro’s page for a sample company job.

    Pro

    Your crew on the same jobs (coming soon)

    No signal? Photos upload later. Coming soon: your crew shoots into the same jobs from their own phones, synced; you get your files from any computer at files.inspectcam.app/files; and the office sees each photo during the day and what’s new, from small copies sent on mobile data too.

  • A page of a sample InspectCam Pro report: a shower-wall photo with three numbered marks and what each number means.

    Pro

    Send your client a link

    Send your client a link to the report. The client’s page carries your company’s name and one small “Generated with InspectCam” line.

  • InspectCam Pro’s markup screen.

    Pro

    Mark up photos, or talk instead (voice notes coming soon)

    Type a note under any photo or draw numbered arrows and circles. Coming soon: hold Talk and say it; the voice recording stays with the photo.

  • Pro on your crew's phones: Android · iPhone (Coming soon). Your subs and vendors send photos from their phone's browser, with no app to download. Coming soon: without location, the stamp shows the date and time, and videos recorded with both cameras carry no stamp. The stamp is a record of when and where a photo was taken, not a certificate.

How it works

A Pro account, from the shot to the report

The camera and the light are free. Everything below is what Pro adds. Pro is on sale in the US. Buy it in the app, through Google Play.

  1. InspectCam’s camera in an engine bay, light on.

    01 Pro

    Start a job and shoot

    Start a job from your trade’s template and shoot photos, with the light on.

  2. Pro’s camera with the date, time, address and GPS stamp line.

    02 Pro

    Stamped

    The date, time and place on photos and videos, in one line along the bottom.

  3. Pro’s markup screen with a numbered arrow and circle and their notes.

    03 Pro

    Mark it up

    Type a note or draw numbered arrows and circles. Coming soon: hold Talk and leave a voice note.

  4. A Pro job page with a photo grid and Plumbing and Electrical chips.

    04 Pro

    Filed in the job

    Put a job on the camera’s job chip, and the photos you take go into it. Not the right job? Pick another. At a job you’ve shot before, the camera picks it for you when it opens, with precise location allowed.

  5. A printed sheet of QR codes, one per trade, tied to a site fence.

    05 Team & Business

    Other trades add photos

    Text a link. Your subs send photos from their phone’s browser, no app needed. Coming soon: print a QR sheet.

  6. The photo page of a sample Pro report: a crawl space photo with its marks, date, time and note.

    06 Pro

    Export the PDF

    One tap turns the job into a PDF report with your company’s name and report number. Send it to the customer, or send a link. Paired photos get a before-and-after page.

Pricing

One price for the whole crew, not per person.

InspectCam™ Pro

Pro

$39.99

a month
Duo, up to 2 people

Every Pro tool except the trade photo drop, for you and one more person: jobs, PDF reports, customer signatures, the stamp, notes and arrows on photos, share links and cloud upload. Coming soon: crew sync and computer access.

$89.99

a month
Team, up to 5 people

Everything in Duo, plus the trade photo drop.

$159.99

a month
Business, up to 10 people

Everything in Team, for a bigger crew.

  • Duo

    Up to 2 people

    $39.99 a month

  • Team

    Up to 5 people

    $89.99 a month

  • Business

    Up to 10 people

    $159.99 a month

Jobs, PDF reports under your company’s name, cloud upload and share links. The camera stays free.

Team and Business add photo uploads from your subs and vendors by link, with no app for them to download (QR codes coming soon).

Duo and Team: pay yearly, $399.90 and $899.90, a year for the price of ten months. Business is monthly only.

A company’s first plan can start with a 30-day free trial.

The owner buys in the app. Everyone in the company gets Pro. The app is in English and Spanish.

US prices, plus any tax, charged by Google Play. Pro is sold in the US only. The free camera works in every country.

More than 10 people? Email support@inspectcam.app.

See everything Pro does

InspectCam™

Free

  • The light stays on while you look, shoot and record
  • A level on the camera: roof pitch, deck slope and plumb
  • Plug in a USB borescope: works with the Klein Tools ET16 (tested)
  • Read a data plate in a dark cabinet: zoom in, tap to focus, shoot
  • Slide a finger up or down to brighten or darken the picture, on phones that support it
  • Shoot one-handed: timer, volume-button shutter, touch lock
  • Front and back cameras at once, on phones that support it
  • Your screen lights your face for a video update to the customer
  • Your music keeps playing — even while you record video

What it asks of you

  • No ads
  • The free version is fully usable on its own
Get it on Google Play

Who it’s for

Pick your trade to see what you’d use.

InspectCam’s free camera on a phone in an engine bay.
InspectCam’s free camera held up to an open stud bay.
A basement breaker panel with its cover off.
InspectCam open under a sink with the light on.
InspectCam’s free camera held up in an attic.
A two-storey house framed and sheathed, still under construction.
A clean, empty apartment: carpeted living room, open kitchen beyond.
Pro’s jobs list with one job per unit and its status.
A man painting an apartment wall with a roller.

Engine bays

Read a part number behind the block on the screen, with the light on. No third hand for a torch.

  • FreeZoom in and tap to focus on a part number or a data plate.
  • FreePlug in a USB borescope where your hand won’t fit. Works with: Klein Tools ET16 (tested). Most scopes sold on Amazon won’t work.
  • ProFile the photos under the vehicle’s job and send the customer a PDF report.

Wall cavities and job sites

Checking a stud line or a cable run through a hole too small to look through.

  • FreeThe light stays on while you look into the wall and record a short video.
  • ProPhotos and videos filed in the job, with the date, time and place along the bottom.
  • Team & BusinessSubs send photos in by link, no app needed (QR codes coming soon).
  • ProA PDF report for the client, with your company’s name and report number.

Breaker boxes, attics and roofs

Tiny labels in a closet with no light. Pinch or tap a zoom preset to get close, then tap the label to focus.

  • FreeThe phone level reads a roof’s pitch, as a rough check.
  • ProA note, numbered arrows and circles on each photo; voice notes (coming soon).
  • ProA PDF report under your company’s name, with a report number.

Under sinks

See the back of a trap or a shut-off valve in a cupboard with no light, or record a short video of the drip to show someone.

  • FreeThe light stays on while you record the drip.
  • ProA before-and-after page: the leak, then the repair.
  • ProSend the homeowner the PDF report.

Crawlspaces and lofts

A light that stays on and a live view, so the phone goes where your head will not.

  • ProStamped photos and video an adjuster can read: date, time, address and GPS.
  • ProBefore and after on one page in the report.
  • ProSend it to the insurer as a PDF.

Draw inspections

When a loan pays for the job in draws, each request needs photos tied to the budget.

  • ProStart the job from the ready-made Draw inspection template (coming soon).
  • ProA Draw inspection job carries the lender, loan and draw numbers (coming soon).
  • ProA front-of-property photo at each visit, with the date, time and place on it (coming soon).
  • ProA draw report as a PDF (coming soon).

Turnover cleans

Between tenants come the painter, the cleaner and the flooring crew, and what got done often arrives as a text.

  • ProBefore and after photos of each room in one job, stamped.
  • Team & BusinessSend your photos into the manager’s job by link, no app needed (QR codes coming soon).
  • ProA PDF report the owner can read.

Turnovers between guests

Every turnover ends with the same question: was that there before?

  • ProOne job per unit, with the date, time and place on its photos.
  • ProBefore-and-after pairs for anything that changed.
  • ProSend the owner a link to the report.
  • Team & BusinessYour cleaner sends photos by link, no app needed (QR codes coming soon).

Proof of the work

Before and after photos, stamped, so the customer sees what you did.

  • ProPick two photos and pair them: the report gives each pair its own page.
  • ProAdd a note and numbered arrows; voice notes (coming soon).
  • ProSend the customer a PDF report to back up your bill.

What's in each level

What's in each level
FeatureFreePro
One tap and the light stays on while you look, take photos and record videoYesYes
A level on the live camera: roof pitch, deck slope, plumb (a rough check, not for code or safety)YesYes
Measure prints the roof pitch on the photoYesYes
USB borescope: works with the Klein Tools ET16 (tested)YesYes
Zoom in and tap to focus on a data plate in the darkYesYes
One-handed: a 3 or 6 second timer, volume-button shutter, touch lockYesYes
Front and back cameras at once, in photos and video — on phones that support itYesYes
Your screen lights your face for a video updateYesYes
Dim the light: the screen lamp on any phone, the rear LED on phones that support itYesYes
Mirror the picture to read a backwards labelYesYes
Your music keeps playing — even while you record videoYesYes
No adsYesYes
Photos land in the right job: by vehicle, unit or property—NoYes
Date, time, address and GPS on your photos and videos—NoYes
PDF reports under your company name, for a customer, tenant or insurer—NoYes
Typed notes and numbered arrows on your photos; voice notes (coming soon)—NoYes
Your crew on the same jobs, synced (coming soon)—NoYes
Crew photos reach the office (coming soon)—NoYes
Subs send photos by link, no app needed (Team and Business; QR codes coming soon)—NoYes

Guides

Answers to the questions a store listing can't cover. Written by Andre Gaz, who builds the app.

Get InspectCam™

InspectCam™ is on Google Play for Android. The iPhone app is coming soon, Pro included, with no date to promise yet.

Photo credits

Top of the page

  • •

    Light on: Photo: Mike Linksvayer / Flickr, CC0. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

  • •

    Stamp, enlarged: Photo: Mike Linksvayer / Flickr, CC0, cropped as the camera view.

Free pictures

  • 1

    Photo: Sandeep Singh / Pexels, cropped. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

  • 2

    Roof: Photo: “Measuring” by Brian Robinson (DolfinDans), CC BY 2.0, via Flickr, cropped, the tape measure and the hand holding it removed, with a phone showing InspectCam™ placed on the roof. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0. Deck: Photo: “Wooden boards” by nywriter21, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped, with a phone showing InspectCam™ placed on it. Joist: Photo: “PowerShed build (DSC06521 raw-denoise)” by Trougnouf (Benoit Brummer), CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped, with a phone showing InspectCam™ placed on it. Phone frames: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

  • 3

    Photo: “verify furnace” by The EnergySmart Academy, CC0, via Flickr, cropped, a maker’s name on the clipboard clip blurred, shown as the camera view in InspectCam™’s own screen in front of the same photo, blurred and darkened. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

  • 4

    Photos: “1 Equipam 12” by Marcelo Horn, Governo do Rio de Janeiro, CC BY 2.0 BR, via Wikimedia Commons, the scope cut out and placed over an auto-shop photo by Sandeep Singh / Pexels, blurred.

  • 5

    Photos: “Dornbracht in-wall faucets” by Juhan Sonin, CC BY 2.0, via Flickr, cropped, with a phone showing InspectCam™ placed in the stud bay; on the screen, Kelsey Todd / Unsplash. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

  • 6

    Photo: Tima Miroshnichenko / Pexels, shown as the camera view in a real InspectCam™ screenshot from our test phone, in front of the same photo, blurred and darkened. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

  • 7

    Photos: “In wall toilet” by Giles Douglas, CC BY 2.0, via Flickr, cropped; Tima Miroshnichenko / Pexels. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

Pro pictures

  • •

    Jobs list: Photos: Josh Olalde, Olek Buzunov / Unsplash; FEMA, Wikimedia Commons, public domain. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

  • 1

    Photos in the grid: Olek Buzunov, Kelsey Todd, Josh Olalde and Canada’s Restoration Services / Unsplash; crawl space: Mike Linksvayer / Flickr, CC0, cropped (also blurred behind the phone); FEMA and Wikimedia Commons, public domain. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

  • 2

    Roof: Photo: Mike Linksvayer / Flickr, CC0, cropped as the camera view. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0. Deck: Photo: “Wooden boards” by nywriter21, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped, with a phone showing InspectCam™ placed on it. Joist: Photo: “PowerShed build (DSC06521 raw-denoise)” by Trougnouf (Benoit Brummer), CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons, cropped, with a phone showing InspectCam™ placed on it. Phone frames: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

  • 3

    Photos: crawl space, Mike Linksvayer / Flickr, CC0, cropped, sample marks added; breaker panel: Where at English Wikipedia, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

  • 4

    Photo: Connor Scott McManus / Pexels, with the sheet and its wire ties added, then cropped

  • 5

    Background photo: Joe Holland / Unsplash, blurred. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

  • 6

    Photo: Olek Buzunov / Unsplash, stamp and marks added.

  • 7

    Photo: Mike Linksvayer / Flickr, CC0, cropped, sample marks and stamp added. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

How it works

  • •

    Pictures 1 and 4: our own screenshots; 2, 3, 5 and 6 as Pro pictures 2, 7, 4 and 3. Phone frames: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

Who it’s for

  • •

    Contractors: Photo: “IMG_0110.JPG” by Ben Loomis, CC BY 2.0, via Flickr, cropped, edges darkened, and shown as the camera view in InspectCam™’s own screen. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

  • •

    Restoration: Photo: “attic 2” by ToddonFlickr, CC BY 2.0, via Flickr, cropped, edges darkened, and shown as the camera view in InspectCam™’s own screen. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

  • •

    Plumbers: Photo: “mid-repair of a broken pipe” by rick, CC BY 2.0, via Flickr, cropped, a price sticker removed. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

  • •

    Home inspectors, and the trade photos: Photos: “20040508wiring-basement-panel” by davef3138, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons; “the plumber” by rick, CC BY 2.0, via Flickr; Patsy Lynch / FEMA, public domain, via Wikimedia Commons; “Windy basement” by Andrew Magill, CC BY 2.0, via Flickr. All cropped.

  • •

    Lenders: Photo: D Goug (ElkGroveNews.net) / Pexels, cropped

  • •

    Cleaners: Photo: Josh Lemmon / Unsplash, cropped

  • •

    Airbnb hosts: thumbnails and background by Ben Prater and Ksenia Chernaya (Pexels), Josh Lemmon and the blowup (Unsplash), cropped. Phone frame: Android Studio device art, Apache 2.0.

  • •

    Handymen: Photo: Ksenia Chernaya / Pexels, cropped