After an accident: take photos, say what happened.
Photograph the cars, the license plates and the damage, and say what happened. AI writes the accident report and puts the other driver's name, plate, insurer and policy number in their fields. Before you finish, it lists what's missing. The report is a factual record, not an admission of liability. It also lists the reports your state may ask of you, like California's SR-1. Filing them stays with you.
Your first 3 reports are free. No account, no card.
3 reports free, then $4.99 per sealed report
What the report covers
AI writes each section from what you say. Here's what goes into each one, and which facts get their own fields.
What happened
What happened, step by step, as facts, not an admission of liability; a photo of a sketch helps
Place and time
The time, the road and junction, signs and lights, weather and light, speeds if known
Fields
- Date of the accident
Vehicle A
Who drove vehicle A, the vehicle, and what its driver says happened
Fields
- Name
- Phone
- Make and model
- License plate
Vehicle A: insurance and license
Vehicle A's insurer, and its policyholder or owner if not the driver
Fields
- Insurer
- Policy number
- Driver's license number
Vehicle B
Who drove vehicle B, the vehicle, and what its driver says happened
Fields
- Name
- Phone
- Make and model
- License plate
Vehicle B: insurance and license
Vehicle B's insurer, and its policyholder or owner if not the driver
Fields
- Insurer
- Policy number
- Driver's license number
Circumstances
What vehicle A and vehicle B were each doing when they collided
Fields
- Vehicle A: parking or roundabout
- Vehicle A: on the road
- Vehicle B: parking or roundabout
- Vehicle B: on the road
Damage
Where each vehicle was hit first, and the damage to vehicle A, vehicle B or other things
Fields
- Damage to vehicle A
- Damage to vehicle B
- Other vehicles damaged?
- Other things damaged?
Injuries
Who was hurt and how, and whether an ambulance or a doctor came
Fields
- Anyone injured, even slightly?
Witnesses and police
Witnesses' names, addresses and phone numbers, what they saw, and whether police came
Reports to file
Police report number; the state's DMV report, e.g. California SR-1 within 10 days if anyone was hurt or damage is over $1,000; insurers notified
Fields
- Police report number
From talking to a sealed PDF
- 01
Talk
Walk through and say what you see. AI writes it into the right section and puts the numbers in their fields. Each photo lands in its section.
- 02
Fill the gaps
Before you finish, AI lists what's missing, like the gas meter reading. Say it, and it drops off the list. You can change anything AI wrote.
- 03
Finish
The PDF is sealed with a trusted timestamp and a code anyone can check. If you want, the other side signs on your phone, on their own phone from a QR code, or later by email.
Accident report and exchange of information: common questions
Do I have to report a car accident to the DMV?
It depends on the state. In California, for example, you file an SR-1 with the DMV within 10 days if anyone was hurt or the damage is over $1,000. The report lists what your state may ask of you; filing it stays with you.
Does the other driver have to sign?
No. Their signature is offered, never required: they sign on your phone with their name and finger, on their own phone from a QR code, or later from an email link. Without it, the PDF carries only your signature.
What should I photograph?
Both vehicles from all sides, close-ups of the damage, both license plates, the road, the signs and any skid marks. Each photo lands in its section, and AI reads the plates from your photos.
For the reports you write on site
Each form uses your country's words and knows the facts it needs: meter readings and keys, defects with their photos, hours worked, the other driver's plate.
Move-in / move-out inspection report
Move-in or move-out inspection of a unit, room by room, with meter readings, keys and defects. Some states require one at move-in. The tenant can sign on your phone.
See the form →Maintenance inspection report
Defects in an apartment or building, with photos: what's wrong, where, since when, how urgent it is, and who fixes it by when. You finish it on your own.
See the form →Final walkthrough and punch list
Final walkthrough of finished work: what was done, the punch list, and whether the work is accepted, accepted with reservations or refused. The owner can sign on your phone.
See the form →Daily report and T&M ticket
Daily report or T&M ticket: work done, hours, materials, delays and next steps. The owner can sign on your phone.
See the form →Accident report and exchange of information: you talk, AI writes it
Your first 3 reports are free. Then $4.99 per sealed report.
Your first 3 reports are free. No account, no card.