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Judge a home by its bones, not just its appearance.

Casaroo assesses any home in two separate ways — the bones (roof, heating, electrical, plumbing) and the appearance (kitchen, baths, finishes) — an impartial second opinion on your side, so a beautiful flip can't hide an old furnace and a plain house can't hide good value.

Free to try. Educational and impartial — not a home inspection.

1962 ranch · Maple Ave3 bed · 1,450 sq ft · 58 days listed
Analyzing
Bones
84
/ 100
Sound
Appearance
56
/ 100
Dated
"Solid bones, tired kitchen."
Newer roof (2019) Original electrical panel No water-heater photo
Two honest scores: bones and appearance Reads the photos like a seasoned eye Your walkthrough photos are never kept
Bones and appearance, scored separately

A gorgeous reno and a sound furnace are different questions.

A home is really two questions — is it sound, and will you love it? Casaroo keeps them separate, so you understand a place inside and out, and see the things most buyers miss.

Bones — Mechanical

Roof, HVAC, water heater, electrical, plumbing, windows. The systems that cost real money after you move in — and that photos quietly leave out.

"What will this house cost me after I get the keys?"

Appearance — Cosmetic

Kitchen, every bathroom, flooring, fit and finish. How updated it is, and whether you'll enjoy living there — or be renovating on weekends.

"Will I actually love it, or am I about to renovate?"

That split is how Casaroo catches the pretty-but-old flip (great photos, thin on systems) and the undervalued gem (plain photos, solid house) — the two homes most buyers read exactly wrong.

An advisor in your corner

Buying a home is the biggest decision people make with the least support.

Catch red flags early

A roof near the end of its life, no photo of the water heater, grading that drains toward the house — Casaroo flags what most buyers scroll right past.

Stop wasting tours

Triage your shortlist so your weekends — and your $500 inspection — go to the homes that actually deserve them.

Walk in with the right questions

Every score — and every full Casaroo Review — ends with the exact things to ask the agent, so you're the most prepared person at the showing.

The flagship

Standing in the house? Casaroo walks it with you.

When you tour, Casaroo guides you station by station — snap the electrical panel, the water-heater label, the roofline, under the sink — and reads each one on the spot, then gives you the same two-axis read for that specific home. It even tells you what's worth photographing, so you don't miss the things that cost real money.

Running the walkthrough is free. At the end you see your two scores and one full sample finding — then unlock the rest, with cost ranges, in your Casaroo Review.

Your photos are never kept — Casaroo blurs faces, mail, and personal details, reads the home on the spot, then deletes the photo. We keep only the findings, never your images.
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Electrical panelAge, capacity, any double-tapped breakers
Water heaterRead the label — age and warning signs
Roofline & atticWear, sag, and what's hiding above the ceiling
Simple pricing

Free to try. Pay only when a home gets serious.

You can analyze listings and walk homes for free. You only pay to unlock the full written Casaroo Review — for one home, or unlimited across your whole search.

Free

$0

3 free Listing Scores (then just add your email), unlimited manual re-runs, and a free on-screen Walkthrough summary — your two scores and top flags.

Casaroo Review

$29 / one home

Unlock the full impartial Review for a home you love: findings by system, plain-English explanations, what to ask & verify, cost ranges, a shareable PDF, and "Get this quoted" buttons.

⭐ Best value House-Hunt Pass

$79 / 90 days

Unlimited Scores, Walkthroughs, and Reviews for your whole active search, plus saved and ranked homes. Best when you're comparing several — most house-hunts are. (Or $19/mo, cancel anytime.)

Less than dinner out, for the biggest decision of your life — and Casaroo works for you, not the sale. Soon you'll be able to tap "Get this quoted" on any flag worth pricing and we'll package it for local pros — and you'll never pay for that; the contractor will.
Educational and impartial — not a home inspection. Always get a licensed inspection before you buy.

Start free

Analyze your shortlist — free to start.

Add the homes you're considering and get your two scores on each — bones and appearance, scored separately, free. When one gets serious, unlock the full Casaroo Review, or grab a House-Hunt Pass for the whole search.

No spam. We'll only email you about your homes and your account.

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Good questions

The honest answers

Is this a home inspection?
No — and that's deliberate. Casaroo is buyer education and triage. Always get a licensed inspection before you buy; Casaroo helps you decide which homes deserve one.
Why score bones and appearance separately?
Because "is it sound?" and "is it nice?" are different questions. A house can be beautiful with an old furnace, or plain-looking with great bones — so Casaroo scores each on its own and shows you both.
How does it work?
It analyzes the listing's photos, specs, and location signals and summarizes what stands out on each axis — the good and the bad — in plain English, ending with questions to ask the agent.
Is it free? What do I pay for?
Free to try — 3 free scores and a free on-screen walkthrough summary. You only pay to unlock the full written Casaroo Review for a home: $29 for one home, or unlimited for your whole search with a $79 / 90-day House-Hunt Pass (or $19/mo). Analyzing and walking homes stay free.
Do I pay for contractor quotes?
Never. Contractor quotes are coming soon — and when they launch, tapping "Get this quoted" on a flag will send the lead to a contractor who pays for it, not you. Casaroo works for you, not the sale.
Will it tell me if a house is overpriced?
It gives you value signals — price against size, age, and days on market — to discuss with your agent. It's not a formal appraisal.