Say your test results. Skip the typing.

DictaCert is an EICR tool we're building for UK electricians. Dictate readings in the shorthand you already use, check each one on screen, and get a clean A4 draft report, without thumbing numbers into tiny boxes.

🗣 "Circuit 3, r1 point two, rn point two one, insulation greater than 200"

C3 · R1 0.20 Ω · Rn 0.21 Ω · IR >200 MΩ
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How it works

1. Dictate

Type or say readings in trade shorthand: "r1 point two", "Zs point four three", "spare way 7". The parser turns them into proper schedule entries.

2. Confirm

Every reading lands on a card for you to check. Nothing changes without your OK, and corrections show before and after.

3. Observations

Record observations with classification, made-safe, repair and retest tracked separately, plus a plan of what's left to complete.

4. Draft PDF

Get an A4 draft report with board schedules. You review it, and you sign it: the AI can never sign or issue a report.

Where it's at, honestly

It's a working prototype, not a finished product. It isn't available to use yet.
Voice input is coming; the early beta uses typed shorthand.
Max Zs reference tables aren't included yet. Where a limit is needed, it flags "review required" rather than guessing.
You stay responsible for the inspection, the codes and the signature. DictaCert is a paperwork tool, not a substitute for your judgement or your scheme.
No pricing is set yet. Beta testers will hear first and get a say.
Not affiliated with NICEIC, NAPIT, the IET or any test-instrument maker.

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We're looking for working sparks who do EICRs to try it early and tell us what's wrong with it.