InspectKeeper

Software /

Fire extinguisher inspection software for building owners

Most inspection software is made for fire protection companies and priced per technician. InspectKeeper is made for the other side: the gym, clinic, school or landlord who has to do the monthly check and keep the log.

Start free Free during early access. No card.

What you get

  1. A QR tag for every extinguisher, printed on your own printer
  2. Monthly checks from any phone camera: no app, no staff logins
  3. The NFPA 10 checklist on every scan, with a photo if something is wrong
  4. What is due, overdue or has a problem, at a glance
  5. An email the moment someone reports a problem
  6. Annual service, 6-year and hydrostatic dates tracked per extinguisher
  7. The whole building's log as a PDF for the inspector or insurer

How it works

  • Add each extinguisher and where it hangs.
  • Print the tags (Avery 5163 labels or plain paper) and stick one on each.
  • Whoever does the monthly walk scans each tag and taps OK or Problem.
  • You see the building's status, and the log fills itself.

Will the fire marshal accept it?

NFPA 10 allows inspection records to be kept by an electronic method. Each InspectKeeper entry holds the date, the time, the person and the result of every line, and an inspector can scan any tag to see the last twelve months at the extinguisher itself. Your local authority has the final word.

Pricing

Free while InspectKeeper is in early access, for every building you run. No card.

Questions

Do my staff need to install an app?

No. The tag opens a web page in the phone's camera app. Staff type their name once; it is remembered on their phone.

Does it replace my fire protection company?

No. Annual maintenance still needs a certified technician. InspectKeeper covers the monthly checks in between and reminds you when the annual visit is due.

Can I track other equipment?

Yes: AEDs, eyewash stations, first aid kits, emergency lights, exit signs and fire doors, each with its own checklist.

A plain-language summary, not a substitute for the standard. Your local authority having jurisdiction has the final word.