The full platform. No account, no time limit, no data leaves the building. Three ways to run it, one console. Version 1.0.0. · downloads
InspectryxIQ-Setup.exe
A ready-to-run Ubuntu 24.04 LTS virtual machine for VirtualBox, VMware and Proxmox. Import, set the network adapter to Bridged, power on; first boot needs internet and about ten minutes, then the VM screen shows the console address. Starts at every boot as a system service: the choice for a department.
Docker Compose bundle: docker-compose.yml, env.example, a Caddy front door with a per-install certificate authority, one-command up.sh, a health check. 18 KB.0ac77be56fd2c38a85fb1380a330155e56662de39671ba9cb71b21460aeed5e1
Quick Start Guide (download to a sealed, verifiable report in about fifteen minutes) · Installation Guide (every platform, networking, certificates, equipment, upgrades, backup, troubleshooting) · Administrator Guide (the console, roles, data, evidence, security practices).
2 cores, 8 GB RAM (16 GB recommended), 60 GB free disk to start. Measured: the images total 4.1 GB, a fresh install uses 6.7 GB including the OS and under 1 GB of memory at idle; the rest is room for your archive, which grows with your inspections and is meant to. Internet is needed for the first start and for upgrades only. Upgrades keep everything: re-run a newer installer over the old one. The Windows edition runs under Docker Desktop and comes back when someone signs in after a reboot; for always-on use the appliance. Deployment files are GPLv2; checksums are on the release page.
The On-Premises Edition is the whole product: assets, inspections, the diagnostic Workstation, PACP-style coding, Fleet Risk, Capital Plan, Work Orders, the contractor Exchange, Compliance, the Audit Log, the DICONDE archive, sealed reports and public verification. What it does not include is a team behind it. That is what the Support Plan and Professional Install add, and what the Managed Cloud takes off your hands entirely. Prices are on those pages.