MEET YOUR HOME’S SECOND SET OF EYES

Scan the problem.
Know the next step.

Turn “should I worry about that?” into a clearer next step. Just take a photo.

See how it works On the App Store for iPhone
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Fix It Rob!
Let’s take a closer look.Here’s what I found.
EXAMPLE
85condition

A small touch-up

A small hole in the drywall. A patch and fresh finish should put this spot right.

YOUR REPAIR ESTIMATE$75–$250

Typical US cost for this repair

What Rob flagged

Find pros near youLocal help for repairs like this

Rob’s overall take

This looks like a small, manageable repair. Patch the hole and match the finish; ask a drywall specialist if you’d like a hand.

Illustrative report and score. Cost range is for planning, not a contractor quote.

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Rob, your home repair guide, holding a wrench
Snap it.
Understand it.
REPAIR ESTIMATE$75–$250

A clearer next step.

EXPLORE THE SAMPLE REPORT INSIDE THE PHONE
LESS GUESSWORK STARTS HERE
One photo at a time Made for real homes Practical repair guidance
FROM PHOTO TO A PLAN

A little less guessing.
A lot more clarity.

01

Snap the spot.

Sign in, then take one clear photo of the issue or choose one from your photo library.

02

Understand the issue.

Get likely causes, how urgent it looks, and a recommended next step.

03

Make your next move.

See a typical cost range, decide DIY or pro, and plan the repair.

YOUR PHOTO. ROB’S REPORT.EXPLORE THE EXAMPLE
Let’s take a closer look.Here’s what I found.
EXAMPLE
85condition

A small touch-up

A small hole in the drywall. A patch and fresh finish should put this spot right.

YOUR REPAIR ESTIMATE$75–$250

Typical US cost for this repair

What Rob flagged

What Rob sees

A small puncture with chipped edges in an otherwise intact wall surface.

Probable causes

A local impact, such as a door handle or furniture hitting the wall.

The fix

Patch the opening, let the compound dry, then sand smooth and match the surrounding paint.

Why the timing matters

This example shows a cosmetic repair that can be planned around your schedule.

DIY or drywall specialistChoose the help that suits you.
Find one
Schedule the fix
Find pros near youLocal help for repairs like this

Rob’s overall take

This looks like a small, manageable repair. Patch the hole and match the finish; ask a drywall specialist if you’d like a hand.

Illustrative report and score. Cost range is for planning, not a contractor quote.

MORE THAN “SOMETHING’S WRONG”

Less “what if.”
More “what’s next.”

Rob helps you understand the visible issue and what a repair could involve, all in one clear report.

Understand what you’re seeing

Likely causes and practical next steps, explained in plain English.

Know what needs attention

See the estimated urgency, so you can decide what to deal with first.

Plan for the repair

A typical cost range and guidance on tackling it yourself or calling a pro.

A little help from RobA photo is a starting point. A pro can confirm.

THE RIGHT HELP, CLOSE TO HOME

Know who to call.
Then find them.

Some fixes need an extra pair of hands. Rob suggests the trade for the job and helps you find nearby professionals through Apple Maps.

  1. 01

    Start with the repair.

    Your report points you toward the relevant trade.

  2. 02

    See who’s nearby.

    Browse local businesses by distance in the app.

  3. 03

    Make the connection.

    Call a business or open its details in Apple Maps.

Explore Find a pro
From a problem
to the right person.
Small hole in a drywall wall
EXAMPLE REPAIRSmall drywall hole

Patch, sand, and touch up.

SUGGESTED TRADE

Drywall repair specialist

For patching the hole, smoothing the surface, and matching the finish.

Nearby businesses Direct contact
Find the right help

Feature illustration. Local results vary by location.

WHEREVER HOME TAKES YOU

Your next home.
Or the one you’re in.

A bright white home with a welcoming oak front door FINDING HOME

A clearer look before the next step.

Touring a home? Keep the problem spots together and see a combined repair cost range. Bring better questions to your inspection.

A homeowner photographing a small wall repair LOOKING AFTER HOME

Make the to-do list feel doable.

Keep reports in your history, find nearby trades through Apple Maps, and put the next fix on your calendar.

GOOD QUESTIONS

A few things
you might
be wondering.

Clarity starts here.

Visit support

Photograph one visible problem spot at a time: a crack, stain, peeling surface, rusted pipe, or another area you’re unsure about. Use good lighting and keep the issue in focus. Rob works from a single photo, rather than a whole-house walkthrough.

HELP THAT GOES A LONG WAY

Here’s to fewer
home mysteries.

A little help for your home, coming to iPhone and Android.