Rivette

Rivette gives home inspectors, property managers, and landlords a straightforward way to log inspection findings room by room. The interface is built around a metal clipboard theme, with inspection sheets that feel like physical paper clipped onto your board. On the Board tab, you see two riveted metal badge counters showing your total inspections and how many are marked as done, along with a quick-add button and your three most recent inspections. The Inspections tab presents a scrollable list of every inspection sheet, each displaying the name, address, date, and a colored paper clip — red for open, green for closed — at the top left corner. Tapping any inspection lets you edit its details, while a swipe across the sheet removes it from your local storage in one clean move. To create a new inspection, head to the New tab and fill out the identifier, full street address, inspection date, and choose an open or closed status before you save it. The save action mimics a metallic snap as the sheet slides under the clipboard clamp, so you always know the record is stored. The Search tab gives you a simple search bar that instantly filters your entire inspection list by name or address, making it easy to pull up a property without scrolling. All your data stays on your device using local storage, so you can work offline anywhere from a basement to an attic with no reliance on a cloud connection. Everything you create, edit, or delete happens immediately and never leaves your phone. Rivette keeps the tool intentionally minimal: there are no extra screens, no account logins, and no syncing steps to slow you down. The dashboard’s “Total” and “Done” embossed plates give you an at-a-glance sense of your workload, while the recent list keeps your active jobs within reach. Whether you’re conducting move-in condition reports, pre-purchase walkthroughs, or routine rental checks, Rivette organizes your findings in a familiar clipboard way that reduces friction between the physical and digital. The visual details — torn paper edges, typed monospace addresses, and red date stamps — reinforce the inspection sheet metaphor without cluttering the screen. By sticking to the essentials, Rivette puts your inspection history right at your fingertips in a tool that feels as solid as the metal clipboard it’s drawn on.