Property
View homes, inspect spaces and check details that listings cannot show you.
Peekin sends a trusted local scout to view a property, inspect equipment or document project progress for you. You get real evidence and a clear report before you make the next decision.
What do you need help with?
Real eyes. Real reports.
You tell the scout what matters to you. Peekin structures the visit so the report answers your actual questions.
View homes, inspect spaces and check details that listings cannot show you.
Verify an item, serial details, visible condition and basic demonstrations before you commit.
See visible work progress, materials, milestones and what is actually happening on site.
Choose the service, location, timing and the details that matter to you.
A suitable verified scout near the location is assigned to the visit.
The visit follows a structured evidence checklist and your specific asks.
Review photos, video, findings and anything the scout could not verify.
Peekin is designed around two-sided trust. Requesters, scouts and site contacts are checked before a real visit is released.
During the pilot, some verification and scout payouts are handled manually by Peekin Operations. This keeps the test controlled while we prove the service economics.
Standard dispatch is designed for daylight hours, verified site contacts and controlled location sharing.
This first deployment lets us validate the customer and scout journeys before we add the shared production database and automated KYC layer.
No. You identify the place, item or project. Peekin sends a scout to observe and document it for you.
No. Standard scouts document observable facts and evidence. Specialist technical certification will be a separate qualified service tier.
No. Scouts do not front access or agent fees with their own money. If a legitimate fee is required, the requester pays the relevant party directly.
Evidence standards vary by service. Property visits target at least 15 photos, equipment checks at least 10, and project or site checks at least 12, together with structured findings and video where appropriate.
Start with a real place, asset or project you need checked.