The intelligence layer for structures.
Ledrix Labs is the company behind Ledrix, an AI-assisted inspection platform for home inspectors and the home buyers they serve. Ledrix pairs a field-first mobile app (iOS today, Android on the roadmap) with Ledrix Intelligence — an AI built specifically for the built environment — to compress a full day's inspection-and-reporting workflow into the walkthrough itself.
What it does
In the field, the inspector captures evidence by photo and voice; Ledrix drafts the finding — system attribution, priority, written narrative, and recommended action — and surfaces defects a tired eye might miss. Nothing reaches the client until the inspector confirms it. On completion, Ledrix delivers a legally-formatted PDF report and a live client Home Portal in one tap — no late-night write-ups, no assembling documents at the office.
How it's different
Three things set Ledrix apart: a human-in-the-loop truth engine — AI drafts, the inspector verifies — making output both fast and defensible; a vision-first workflow that keeps the inspector's attention on the house, not a checklist; and the Home Portal, which turns a one-time report into an enduring homeowner asset — and a durable channel to the buyer that no PDF-based competitor offers.
Technology
Ledrix runs on a cloud-baseline AI architecture so every device — new or old — shares one brain. Findings are grounded in timestamped, GPS-anchored evidence, and a synthesis and verification pass reviews each report for consistency before delivery.
Market & model
Ledrix serves the large, highly fragmented U.S. home-inspection market — millions of inspections a year — through a subscription for inspectors, with integrated client booking and payments. The Home Portal extends reach to every buyer an inspector touches, creating a homeowner-facing surface for future services: repair estimates, contractor connections, and ongoing home-intelligence features.
Our vision
Ledrix is building the intelligence layer for structures — starting with the inspection, the highest-stakes moment in a home's life — and expanding into the ongoing understanding, maintenance, and stewardship of the built world.