Inspector Baseline started with two very different vantage points on the same problem. Meher, an architect, spent years watching heritage building assessments get bottlenecked by paperwork built for a slower era. Ralph, coming from a background in banking and finance, saw an industry still running on notebooks and memory in a world where every other field had already moved on. Together, they built the tool they wished existed — one that closes the gap between finding a defect and documenting it properly, the first time.