Point your phone at the problem. Know what's wrong in 30 seconds.

Home Doctor is a web app that diagnoses household problems from a photo: what it is, how urgent it is, whether you can fix it yourself, what parts to buy, and what a pro should charge. Take or upload up to three photos, add a sentence about what's going on, and get a structured answer in about 30 seconds.

Plumbing, electrical, heating and cooling, walls and paint, roofs and gutters, appliances, doors and windows, and outdoor problems: leaks, drips, cracks, stains, strange noises, dead outlets, tripping breakers and more.

Your first diagnosis and your first quote check are free and don't need an account. Creating an account starts a 7-day free trial, no card needed. After that it's $9.99/month or $69.99/year, and you can cancel anytime.

It's a well-informed starting point, not a guarantee. Each diagnosis comes with a confidence level, other possible causes and how to tell them apart, and follow-up questions when a photo isn't enough. It tells you plainly when something needs a professional to see it in person.

Yes. A gas smell, sparking or burning, water near electrical, a sagging ceiling or structure, and carbon monoxide alarms always get "Stop and call a pro now", with the safety steps to take first. If you smell gas or see smoke, leave and call 911 or your gas utility before anything else.

Yes. You get the parts with price ranges and store search links for DIY, and a typical price range for hiring a pro, so you know what's fair before you call anyone.

Yes. Photograph the quote and Home Doctor lists what it covers and what's missing, flags things like a deposit over 30% or no license number, and tells you whether the price falls within a typical range.

Photos are resized and re-encoded on your phone before upload, which strips location data. They're stored privately and only your account, or your browser before you sign up, can open them.