Haiti
You own property back home. Somebody should be on the ground.
A vetted inspector visits for a watch, a build check, or a look before you buy, and files a dated photo report. Not a favour. Not last year's pictures.
4
fixed angles, minimum
6
checks on every report
0
photos from a camera roll
How a watch works
The hard part is trusting the visit happened.
Capture, not upload
Photographed in the app. Place and time bind at capture.
Every report is checked
Location, timing, and reused images are checked. Some reports get a second visit.
Also available
After the storm
We tell you when it has moved off. You decide whether to send someone.
An extra visit
Outside your cadence. 40% more. Held when you book. Taken when the report is confirmed.
A build you can follow
Milestones and a budget you keep. Gade does not hold money.
In progress
Vacant house watch · Pétion-Ville
Location locked in, accurate to about 11m. Each photo records where you are standing.
- Retake
Front elevation
Captured · ±11m
- Retake
Access road
Captured · ±11m
- ▢Capture
Roof
Not captured yet
- ▢Capture
North boundary
Not captured yet
Sign and submit report
For inspectors
Paid work close to home.
- Everything saves on the phone first. Lose signal and nothing is lost.
- The deadline is clear. Being out of coverage is never held against you.
- Pay is shown before you accept. Travel is never cut.
Where Gade works
Haiti first. An area opens when owners and inspectors are both there.
Building demand