Who it's for
Built for the people who own “is it ready?”
The same photo-gated checklist, review board and tamper-evident record, angled for the role you play and the kind of job you run.
By company
Owner's reps and special inspectorsThird-party and owner's-rep inspection with a verifiable turnover package: photo-gated checklists sealed into a tamper-evident record the AHJ can check.General contractorsEvery sub on your job runs the same photo-gated checklist onto one review board, so you can see what is actually ready without walking it twice.Residential buildersOne photo-gated checklist per unit type, one QR sticker per door, and a live board showing which homes are through rough-in and which are not.SubcontractorsCapture proof as your crew works: photo-gated checklists on a phone and an exportable record of everything you installed, ready the day you walked it.
By role
- SuperintendentsYou are the one who has to know what is actually ready before you release the next trade or the inspector shows up. RTI puts every readiness gate on one board, so 'is it ready?' is something you read off the screen instead of something you walk the building to find out.
- Project managersYou carry the schedule, the budget and the turnover package. RTI files every signed-off inspection to the record as it happens, so the closeout package is assembling itself in the background and a backcharge argument becomes a dated record instead of a debate.
- Project engineersYou run the submittals, the RFIs and the ITPs, and most of your week goes to chasing the photo or the signature that proves an approved detail actually got built. RTI captures that proof at the point of work, tagged to the location, so the record is already assembled when it's time to close the item.
- QA/QC managersYou wrote the QC plan, the hold points and the NCR process. RTI turns that plan into the checklist a crew has to complete before they can submit anything, and writes every step to a record no one can quietly edit later.
- Safety managersYou run the JHAs, the daily walks, and the corrective actions. When OSHA or the insurer asks what you saw and when, RTI hands you a dated, tamper-evident record with the photo of the guardrail, not a signature on a sheet nobody photographed.
- Owner's representativesYou represent the owner without swinging a hammer: you review the work others did and put your name to it. RTI gives you a portal into the projects you are assigned, so you review the actual evidence and sign off onto the same tamper-evident record the whole team works from.
- ForemenYou run the crew and you know the work is good. What costs you is the kickback: a submission bounced for a missing photo, and now you're pulling people off tomorrow's task to re-shoot yesterday's. RTI captures the proof as the crew works, so what you send in doesn't come back.
- Facilities managersThe building is yours the day after turnover, and the job is recurring: PM rounds on the roof, the RTUs, the fire pump, month after month. RTI runs those rounds as photo-gated checklists on a QR tag, so a completed round is a dated record with photos, not a tech's word that they made it up to the roof.
By project type
- Multifamily & apartmentsA multifamily job is the same unit poured over and over. Build one checklist per unit type, bind it to every door, and let the board show which units are through rough-in and which are still open, building by building and stack by stack.
- Hotels & hospitalityThree hundred guest rooms, one brand standard, and an FF&E package that has to land right in every one. Give each room key its own tag, run the brand punch against it, and hand the operator a clean, consistent record room by room.
- Healthcare & hospitalsHealthcare work is commissioning-heavy and evidence-heavy: infection-control barriers, medical gas, above-ceiling before the hard lid closes. RTI holds the documented, dated record each system is verified against, so the commissioning authority and the inspector are reviewing proof, not chasing it.
- Schools & educationSchool work runs on a calendar with no give: a wing has to be life-safety complete and finished across every classroom before students walk back in. Tag each room, phase the occupancy wing by wing, and see the open items before the handover date, not on it.
- Retail & restaurantsA rollout lives or dies on conformance: the prototype has to land the same in every market, the health-code and kitchen equipment items cannot slip, and the landlord turnover has to be clean. Bind the brand checklist to every site tag and open stores off one repeatable record.
- Warehouse & industrialIndustrial work is a small number of very large scopes: tilt-up panels, a slab whose flatness readings have to hold, dock equipment, overhead MEP and fire protection across a bay you can see from end to end. Tag the systems that matter and document the tolerances as they are met.
- Tenant improvement & fit-outFit-outs run for weeks, not months, inside floors other tenants are still working on. RTI captures the above-ceiling and demising-wall proof while the space is open, so the suite is turned over documented instead of documented from memory after the ceiling closes.
- Senior livingA senior-living building is part apartment, part care facility. Nurse-call rough-ins, rated corridors and ADA bathrooms all have to be right, and all have to be provable. RTI gives every one of them the same checklist and the same photo requirement, unit after unit.
- Self-storageA storage build is the same unit over and over, on a schedule that does not wait. RTI turns that repetition into an advantage: one checklist per unit type, one sticker per door, and a board that shows which units have a working door and which are still open.
- Mixed-useRetail and parking on a concrete podium, apartments framed above it. Mixed-use stacks occupancy types and phases in a single project, each with its own separation ratings and its own inspectors. RTI keeps every one of them on the same record so nothing falls between the trades.
- Parking structuresA parking structure is exposed concrete taking traffic, chlorides and weather for decades. Post-tensioned pours, traffic coating, expansion joints and drainage all have to be right, because there is no ceiling to hide them behind. RTI captures the proof at each pour and each joint.
- Custom homesA custom home is a single demanding client and a long list of things that disappear behind finishes. RTI captures the pre-drywall and pre-cover proof as the trades work, and lets the owner walk and sign off from their phone, so the record protects both of you long after move-in.
Built for your role. Proven on one walk.
Every role above starts the same way: one sticker, one checklist, and the photos that come with it.
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