RackScan

Android on Google Play - iOS TestFlight/App Store path ready

Turn rack photos into client-ready field reports.

Take or upload up to 3 rack photos, review confidence notes, edit the findings, and export a clean report your client can understand.

Already have rack photos? Upload them from your gallery or camera roll.

3 photos per scan Camera or gallery upload Editable reports Confidence notes PDF export Scan packs Android + iOS ready
Device inventory RackScan assessment device inventory screen
Confidence notes RackScan confidence and verification screen
Signal diagram RackScan system diagram screen

How it works

From site photo to report in three steps.

01

Capture the rack

Take a new photo or upload existing rack photos from your camera roll, plus quick notes for labels, cables, or concerns.

02

Review the evidence

RackScan organizes devices, risks, confidence notes, and signal-flow observations for technician review.

03

Export the handoff

Edit the draft, choose the explanation level, and produce a PDF your client or team can act on.

Sample report flow

Review the assessment before you send it.

RackScan is built around editable first drafts: inventory, risks, confidence notes, diagrams, and client-ready PDF export.

Open sample PDF report
Simple Learn Standard Technician Expert

Choose the amount of explanation before you hand the report to a client, learner, or technician.

What you get

The useful parts of a field report, already organized.

Inventory

Device names, model hints, rack position, and editable notes.

Risk flags

Missing labels, old gear, power concerns, and cleanup items.

Diagrams

Readable signal-flow views with uncertainty marked for verification.

PDF

PDF reports

A cleaner client handoff after the technician edits the draft.

Pricing

Buy scans when you need them. No recurring billing.

Start with 1 free scan. Create a workspace for 1 extra trial scan and 10 AI questions. Then buy scan packs in the app. Android is available through Google Play, and iOS uses the TestFlight/App Store rollout path.

Free start

One real-world check before you buy a pack.

$0 1 scan
  • AI rack assessment
  • Device inventory
  • Risk summary
Open RackScan

Starter Pack

For one job or a small cleanup.

$19.99 one-time
  • 10 scans
  • 30 AI questions
  • Valid 12 months
Buy in app

Pro Pack

For shops, MSPs, integrators, and repeat client work.

$249.99 one-time
  • 200 scans
  • 600 AI questions
  • Valid 12 months
Buy in app

Google Play

Try RackScan with one free scan.

RackScan is available on Android through Google Play. Scan one rack for free, then add scan packs when you need more reports. iOS support follows the TestFlight/App Store rollout path.

Open RackScan on Google Play

FAQ

RackScan answers for field work.

What does RackScan do?

RackScan turns rack, network closet, AV cabinet, and smart-home equipment photos into editable field reports with inventory, risk flags, confidence notes, diagrams, and PDF exports.

Who is RackScan for?

It is built first for IT consultants, MSP techs, AV integrators, smart-home installers, low-voltage crews, and field technicians. Curious homeowners can use it too.

How many photos can one scan include?

One analysis can include up to 3 photos from the same site or system. Use one overview photo, then add close-ups for ports, labels, cables, power, or hidden detail.

Can I upload existing photos?

Yes. Take photos in the app or upload rack photos from your phone gallery or camera roll. Use up to 3 photos from the same rack or site.

Does RackScan replace a technician?

No. RackScan creates a first draft from visible photo evidence. Hidden cabling, labels, topology, power health, and uncertain findings should be verified before client recommendations.

Can reports be edited?

Yes. Correct names, add notes, remove uncertain claims, change explanation level, and export a cleaner client-ready report.

How does pricing work?

Start with one free scan. Create a workspace for one extra trial scan and 10 AI questions. Buy Starter, Standard, or Pro scan packs inside the app through Google Play on Android, or through the App Store purchase flow on iOS when available.

Is iOS available?

RackScan is available on Android through Google Play, and iOS support is part of the TestFlight/App Store rollout path.