Image analysis
AccessCheck reads the photos you already have — stock photos, listing shots, surveyor or OT site photos, tenant-supplied images — and pulls out the accessibility-relevant detail.
Each finding is anchored to the exact image and region it came from. If the report says ‘grab rails detected in bathroom’, you can click through to the photo. That traceability is what makes the assessment defensible.
No special equipment, no LiDAR, no scheduled re-visits. AccessCheck makes use of existing imagery — including HEIC iPhone shots — so social landlords, occupational therapists and home improvement agencies can move faster on the homes and cases they’re already working.
If a listing description, stock record and the photographs disagree, AccessCheck flags it. That single feature alone tends to catch a meaningful share of hidden barriers before a tenant or applicant ever views a property.