RTI — Ready-to-Inspect: Inspections that lock until the photos prove it.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I spent years as a building inspector and QA lead, and the same thing happened on every job. Work gets called ready, someone walks it, and half the time the photo evidence is missing, buried in a text thread, or just gone. Turnover turns into a paper chase, and everyone argues about what was actually inspected. Ready to Inspect is my attempt to fix that at the source. You put a QR sticker on any inspection point. A crew scans it, works through the checklist, and attaches the photos as they go. The submit button stays locked until the required evidence is actually there, and that lock runs on the server so it can't be clicked around. A QA manager approves or rejects on a simple board, and approved work rolls straight into a turnover package backed by a SHA-256 hash chain, so the record is tamper-evident and nobody can quietly change it after sign-off. I built it because I've held the clipboard. I'm a certified building official with the full ICC inspector stack across building, electrical, mechanical, and plumbing, plus time as a federal QA lead, so this is the tool I always wanted on site. It's early, and I'm getting it in front of real crews now, so I'd genuinely love your feedback, especially from anyone in construction, field service, or QA. What would make this something you'd actually use on a job? Thanks for taking a look. Owen