
Checka
Construction auditing app that allows manage defects

We’re live on Android 🚀 (iOS next)
After building quietly for a while, we’ve just launched Checka on Android.
It started from a pretty simple frustration:
Inspection reports get sent… opened once… then buried.
Defects get missed.
Follow-ups get lost.
Nothing actually gets tracked.
So we built Checka — a way to turn static inspection reports into a live, trackable system.
Right now you can:
Import inspection reports (PDF → structured issues)
Track defects from Open → In Progress → Resolved
Keep everything in one place instead of scattered across email, notes, and messages
Understand what actually needs to be fixed (not just listed)
Early usage has been interesting:
Most people use it transactionally at first (solve → exit), but we’re starting to see repeat usage once builds progress and more issues stack up.
Next step:
👉 iOS app + tighter workflows around inspections and fixes
We’re also doubling down on making this feel less like “another tool” and more like something that just fits into how people already manage their build.
If you’re building, inspecting, or dealing with defects — would love feedback.
Android link: www.getchecka.com
Our first wireframe #screenshot. We want to make it easy for you to navigate between live defects, reports, and spaces.
Checka is designed to help homeowners easily capture, manage, and resolve building defects effortlessly and get everyone on the same phone. We're looking to release Checka app natively for android and ios.
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I recently had a frustrating experience when I received an email saying my PCI was ready. Upon inspection, I found 60-80 defects in my house. I spent hours recording these issues with a note app and creating a spreadsheet. When I sent this to the admin and project manager, I was told they had no system for tracking defects; instead, my emails were passed on to the supervisor, which I found inefficient and unreliable.
To address this, I am creating an app that allows you to quickly photograph defects in your new home, describe the issues, add them to a report, and directly share it with your builder for resolution. This app aims to:
- Effortlessly share your defects with the builder.
- Capture, manage, and track defects.
- Protect you by keeping all documentation in one place, with timestamps and responses.
In the future, the app could include features like AI assistance for describing issues and automatic tracking of professional inspection reports.
I'm just at the start of the journey and have teamed up with some amazing friends as the market on the consumer side seems to be underserving this segment. Please share your thoughts with me!
If you've had experience wit this I'd love for you to also fill out the survey: https://forms.gle/3mmaS2bJCCvFpWAA7
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I recently had a frustrating experience when I received an email saying handover was ready. I found 60-80 defects in my house. I spent hours recording these issues with a note app and creating a spreadsheet.

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