When you text a client their report link, it used to show up as a bare blue URL. Now it unfurls into a branded Eave card with an image and a title, the same way links from other apps do. The same applies to payment, agreement, scheduling, and repair request links. Importantly, the preview deliberately never includes the property address or your client's name — those previews are generated on Apple's and Google's servers, so anything in them leaves our systems. The card says who the report is from, and nothing more.
Report, payment, agreement, scheduling, and repair request links show a branded preview card
Previews name your business, never the property address or client
Works in iMessage, WhatsApp, Slack, and anywhere else links unfurl
Client links stay out of Google — they were never indexed, and now that's explicit
The summary page can now draft itself. Hit Generate with AI and Eave writes your Final Comments from the findings and answers already in the inspection — then you edit it like any other text. The page is also simpler: Suggested Improvements and Positive Attributes are gone, leaving Final Comments as the one place to write.
Generate with AI drafts your Final Comments from the inspection's own findings
One prose field instead of three on the summary page
Eave Inspect Pro can now be purchased inside the iOS app with your Apple Account — no more heading to a browser to get set up in the field. You still only ever need one subscription: if you subscribed on the web, signing in on your iPhone already unlocks everything, and an iOS subscription unlocks the web app the same way. The Billing page now shows which plan you're on and links you to the right place to manage it.
Subscribe in the iOS app with your Apple Account
One subscription covers web and iOS — whichever way you bought it
Restore Purchases brings your plan back after reinstalling
Billing settings shows whether Stripe or Apple handles your plan
Rating, Yes/No, and single-select fields now have a Clear button, so picking the wrong answer no longer means overwriting it with another guess. Every subsection also now explains that fields left blank won't appear in the client-facing report.
Clear button on rating, Yes/No, and dropdown fields
A note in every subsection on which blank fields skip the report
When you import a template from Spectora, HomeGauge, or anywhere else, deficiency checklists now come across as Issues fields — so selecting one automatically writes a finding into the client's report. Every section and subsection also gets an icon.
Deficiency lists import as Issues fields, not plain checkboxes
Each issue arrives with a severity and client-facing wording
Write your pre-inspection agreement once and attach it to any inspection. Clients get a signing link automatically, and the published report stays locked until they've signed.
You can now collect the inspection fee online. Send a pay link — or have Eave email it automatically — and clients pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or bank transfer. The money goes straight to your own Stripe account.
Clients pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, or bank transfer
Money lands in your own Stripe account — Eave takes no cut
Optionally hold the report until the payment clears
