Press contact
One address, monitored by the people who build the product:
support@limn.pro — put Press in the subject line and it gets routed straight through.
We'll come back to you within one business day. On deadline? Say so in the first line and we'll treat it accordingly.
Happy to walk you through a live report, explain the methodology, or talk about how public permit records work across California jurisdictions. What we won't do is show you a real customer's documents or discuss a specific property without the owner's explicit permission.
Company facts
| Legal name | Limn Pro Inc. |
|---|---|
| Formerly | Liminal Spaces, Inc. — same company, renamed in 2026 |
| Entity type | California stock corporation |
| Founded | January 2026 |
| Location | California |
| Product | Limn Pro — AI property diligence for homebuyers |
| Website | limn.pro · app at app.limn.pro |
| Stage | Open beta, pre-revenue |
| Pronunciation | "Limn" is said "lim" — rhymes with him. The "n" is silent. |
| Name meaning | To limn is to outline, or to illuminate what was hard to see |
We're a small, early company and we'd rather you describe us that way than overstate it. If a figure matters to your story and it isn't listed above, ask — we'll either give you the number or tell you we won't.
Boilerplate
Written to be pasted as-is.
Limn Pro is an AI property-diligence tool that reads a homebuyer's inspection reports, disclosures, and permit records, then explains what they mean before the buyer decides.
Limn Pro is an AI property-diligence tool for homebuyers. It reads inspection reports, seller disclosures, contracts, and public permit records, cross-references them against each other, and produces a plain-English report covering issues, likely repair costs, disclosure gaps, and permit history — with page-level citations. Limn Pro Inc. is a California corporation founded in January 2026 and is currently in beta.
Limn Pro — AI property diligence for homebuyers.
What the product does
A buyer uploads the paperwork from their transaction — inspection report, disclosures, SPQ, contract, addenda, specialist reports. Limn Pro reads all of it and returns a report covering:
- Issues that need attention, separated from ordinary future maintenance.
- Estimated repair cost ranges, with a bill of materials where one can be built — likely products, quantities, and ballpark unit prices and labor hours.
- Disclosure gaps — what the inspector found lined up against what the seller disclosed, with page numbers.
- Permit history from city and county records, laid out as a timeline, with potentially unpermitted work flagged.
- A draft negotiation ask — itemized, tied back to the documents supporting each line, and yours to edit before you send it.
Typical turnaround is minutes. The whole design premise is that the buyer is the person with the most at stake and the least support, and that everything they need is already in documents nobody has cross-referenced.
What we can speak to
Topics where we have something substantive to offer beyond a quote about our own product:
- Why permit records are so uneven. The United States has thousands and thousands of permitting authorities on different systems with different disclosure practices. Some publish rich histories; some publish no status at all. The variation is a story all its own.
- Why repair estimates disagree so wildly. Five credentialed professionals can price the same repairs across a five-fold range. What drives that, and what a homeowner should do with it.
- What AI document analysis can and can't do in a high-stakes transaction, including where it fails and why we publish those limits.
- Building consent and deletion machinery before launch rather than retrofitting it after a privacy story breaks.
- The information asymmetry in residential transactions — who in the room is paid to make the documents make sense to the buyer, and who isn't.
Where we're not the right source: appraisal and valuation, mortgage and lending, and anything requiring us to speak for inspectors, agents, or attorneys as professions.
Getting it right
A few characterizations we'd ask you to avoid, because they'd be wrong:
- Not "AI home inspection." Nobody from Limn Pro visits the property. It analyzes documents and public records — it is not an inspection, appraisal, or engineering service.
- Not "legal review" or "AI lawyer." It's document analysis. It gives no legal advice and creates no attorney–client relationship.
- Not a replacement for professionals. The product's own position is that buyers should verify findings with a licensed professional, and it says so on every report.
- Not "guaranteed" anything. Cost figures are planning estimates. Analysis is probabilistic and can be wrong.
- No customer claims. We're pre-revenue and in beta. Please don't attribute users, revenue, or funding to us — if you need our stage described, "early, in beta" is accurate.
If you're about to publish a specific claim about what the product does, send it over and we'll confirm or correct it. We'd much rather do that before it runs.
Screenshots & brand
These product screenshots are cleared for editorial use with attribution to Limn Pro. Click any one to open it full size, or ask us for higher-resolution versions.
Naming: the company is Limn Pro Inc. and the product is Limn Pro. Not "LIMN," not "Limn.pro" mid-sentence, not "Liminal Spaces" — that name was retired in 2026.
Logo files: email us and we'll send the wordmark in the formats you need. Please don't recreate it, restretch it, or change its colors.
Coverage
Limn Pro hasn't been written about anywhere so far — we're an early company in beta that hasn't done a press push. We'd rather leave this section honestly empty than pad it. When coverage exists, it'll be listed here.
Working on something? Get in touch — you'd be first, and we'll make the time.