Why "Cairn"?
A cairn is a trail marker: stones stacked one at a time by the people who walked the path before you, left standing to guide whoever comes next. That's what an inspection archive really is: a decade of markers saying this is what I found, and this is how I said it. We built the platform that treats it that way.
Built on real work
Cairn isn't a software company guessing at inspection. It's built and used daily by a working Texas inspection company, on a decade of real reports, dogfooded on every house before it ships to yours.
Your words, not a bot's
Every suggestion CORE makes is retrieved from language a real inspector actually wrote. Nothing is generated and slipped into your report. Your name is on the cover; the words stay yours.
Compounding by design
Software you leave loses you nothing. That's why it treats you the way it does. Cairn is the opposite bet: the longer you stay, the taller your cairn, the better your tool. We win by being worth keeping.