FISP Field is an iPhone app for facade inspectors working NYC Local Law 11 (FISP). It turns pins, photographs and dictated notes taken on the scaffold into a marked-up elevation and a numbered condition list you can export as a PDF.
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A real person reads it. Expect a reply within one business day. If you are reporting something
broken, tell me your iPhone model, your iOS version, and what you were doing when it happened.
Pin positions are stored relative to the elevation image, so zooming does not move them. If a pin looks misplaced, open it and check it was tapped on the intended spot, then delete and re-add it if needed.
Cleanup runs in the background and needs a connection. If you were offline, the raw note is kept exactly as you entered it and the report still works. If a note comes back marked as needing detail, it did not contain enough of an observation to rewrite — that is deliberate. The app will not invent a condition.
No. Capture is written to the phone immediately and never waits on a connection.
It is manual. Tap BACK UP on the Buildings screen to push your records and photographs to your private cloud storage. Restoring to a new phone is not available yet.
Settings → Delete account. It permanently removes your account and every building, pin, note and photograph, on the phone and in the cloud. There is a confirmation step, and it cannot be undone.
No. It is a field draft and the footer says so. You are the QEWI; the classification, the filing and the seal are your professional judgment.
The App Store seller name is Murat Salcigil, the developer's legal name.
Not yet.
Tell me what your workflow needs. This was built by a facade engineer for his own portfolio work, and the roadmap is set by the inspectors actually using it.