The product behind the interface
Most people meet iSpect through the interface. The 2026 work goes deeper: keep the field workflows inspectors depend on, replace the brittle parts underneath, and make the whole product clear enough to keep designing.
There is a good chance this looks like a redesign. It is, but not only that. iSpect has years of real inspection work baked into a .NET API, Couchbase, Sync Gateway, and a native iOS app. The job is to preserve that knowledge without staying trapped in the old system.
The new shape is simple: old stack as data donor, Supabase as product brain, Next.js for the portal, React Native for mobile. I move in small agentic loops: study a legacy flow, migrate it, prove parity, cut the dead path.
Main takeaways
- The real design work is reducing hidden product complexity, not decorating screens.
- The rebuild keeps field workflows intact while making the system easier to understand and change.
- AI agents help because the work is sliced and verified. They amplify judgment; they do not replace it.
Vue 2 / Vuetify → streamlined UI (2023)
Highlights from refactoring the app from Vue 2 / Vuetify 2 toward Vue 2.7 (Vue 3 was the plan; time said otherwise) with Tailwind CSS. Vuetify stayed for complex tables, but its styles were stripped — effectively headless.
Goal: modernize the design, reduce jank, improve performance, and show less information so the experience feels more automatic. Many pages look similar; this is a distilled set.
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The original pitch and beta launch (2020)
Make informed decisions during procurement with real-time data
- Winner of Swedish Construction Innovation grant for three consecutive years 2012–2015 ($180k total)
- Swedish Construction Innovation of the year 2014
- Swedish IT Project of the year 2013
Why?
iSpect exists to create transparency in construction — through data and statistics, and through clear communication between contractors, sub-contractors, stakeholders and clients (you and I buying a home).
How?
With over a decade of industry statistics, the web platform lets contractors and sub-contractors see project health: issue counts over time and average completion time, in real time. See who is performing well before negotiating contracts.
Features
Identity that had to travel
The brand first took shape in 2012 and evolved many times into a minimal logotype built around the search icon. As iSpect grew beyond the app, the identity had to work across people, product, and surfaces.
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Logotype with the search mark used since the beginning 
Hard hats usually cannot change color — branding works within the rules 