How Keen works
One continuous loop—define the standard once, then every inspection applies it, explains it, and remembers the result.
Tell Keen what good looks like for your operation. Bring your existing audit manuals, checklists, policies, reference photos, past findings, and operating procedures.
Keen does not replace your standards. It makes them easier to apply everywhere.
Walk the cabin and capture photos or video—no scripted checklist required. Keen knows the aircraft’s history and flags spots worth a second look before you move on.
The employee captures the operation. Keen remembers what came up last time.
Keen goes through the capture like your best inspector—finding what's worn, dirty, damaged, or missing, and judging each one against your standard for the cabin.
Small issues that would pass alone get caught when they add up.
Every problem Keen finds becomes a record—what it is, where it is, how bad it is, with the photo attached. Nobody fills out a form.
Written down the same way, every time.
On the next walk-through, Keen brings forward what was logged and compares fresh evidence against it—resolved, unchanged, or worsening, the change is recorded.
Every inspection becomes part of the permanent condition history.
Then the loop closes. Every logged finding becomes condition history—the evidence the next walk-through starts from, tail by tail across the fleet.
The evaluation
The original inspection photo remains attached to the result.
Your rule defines the acceptable condition—not a generic model threshold.
Keen returns the decision and explains which visible condition exceeded the rule.
Bring one inspection