
Voice dictation
Talk through the house.
The report writes up behind you.
Narrate what you see as you walk. Scribe transcribes with appraisal vocabulary, extracts field values, and drafts the report in your words — not invented ones.
“Kitchen remodeled in 2023, quartz counters, new appliances…”
Built for how appraisers actually talk
Appraisal-trained transcription
GLA, capex, EIFS, functional obsolescence — Scribe is trained on appraisal vocabulary, not generic speech-to-text.
Words become fields
Narration is extracted into structured field values: condition, updates, features, measurements. Not a wall of transcript — a drafted report.
Zero typing in the field
Gloves on, rain falling, clipboard nowhere in sight. Talk through each room and the draft assembles itself.
Your voice, preserved
Scribe formats and places your words — it doesn’t invent opinions. The narrative reads like you wrote it, because you did.
Works with your style
Short fragments or long descriptions. Scribe maps both to the right fields and flags anything ambiguous for your review.
Nothing invented
Every value traced to something you said or a cited source. Watchdog flags fields with no evidence behind them.
Dictation questions
- Is this just speech-to-text?
- No. Transcription is step one. Scribe then extracts structured field values from your narration — condition ratings, updates, features, room-level details — and places them into the report draft.
- Does the AI write my appraisal?
- No. Scribe formats and places your words; it doesn’t form opinions or conclusions. You make every valuation decision. Fields without evidence behind them are flagged, not filled.
- What about background noise on-site?
- The capture pipeline is tuned for field conditions — HVAC, traffic, echo in empty rooms. If a segment is unintelligible, it’s flagged for you rather than guessed.
- Can I dictate at my desk too?
- Yes. The same dictation dock is available in the web dashboard — many appraisers dictate the reconciliation and comments sections instead of typing them.
Keep exploring
Your next report starts with a walk and a talk.
First three reports free — narrate one inspection and read the draft it builds.
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