Projex transforms property inspections into a tactile, visual experience by capturing every defect as a framed 35mm slide. Log issues directly in the Add tab by entering the property address, room, and a detailed description, then assign a severity level marked by a colored dot on the slide mount. As you save each entry, a live preview shows exactly how the defect will appear in your growing carousel. Swipe through recent slides in the Slides tab, where each issue projects onto a bright screen with a warm beam of light, making review feel like advancing a vintage projector. Tap any slide to examine its full details and update its status, adding a tiny metallic star sticker when a defect is resolved. The Library tab organizes all your defects by property address, presenting thumbnails that you can scroll or search by room or location. Every slide’s severity is instantly recognizable thanks to a green, yellow, or red dot on the mount, so you never lose track of what needs attention. Head to the Dashboard to see two mechanical counter dials—one for total defects and one for critical items—displaying white embossed numbers that rotate with every new entry. Below the dials, a horizontal filmstrip shows the three most recent slides, giving you a quick glance at what you just logged. Because all data is stored locally on your device, your inspection records remain private and accessible without requiring an internet connection. The empty states are intentionally quiet, with a dark screen, a lone dust mote, or a motionless film strip, so you always know there’s space to start your next report. Projex is purpose-built for independent property inspectors, facility managers, and home inspectors who need a focused, distraction-free way to document building conditions room by room. There are no cloud accounts, no subscriptions, and no complex setups—just a beautifully crafted tool that turns defect tracking into a familiar, hands-on process you’ll enjoy using on every walkthrough.
Projex helps you log property defects as visual slides