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The sink is leaking.
What now?

Take a photo and describe what’s happening. Tria helps you fill in the missing details and, when there’s enough evidence, prepares a report you can share with your landlord or plumber.

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Kitchen sink leakExample repair case
SAMPLE
Sample illustration of the plumbing under a sink01   Your photo
You

“There’s a drip under the sink. It seems worse after washing up.”

Tria

Does it drip only when the sink drains, or even when you haven’t used it?

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Illustrative example. Your case uses the photo and details you provide.

How it works

See. Snap. Sort.

Three steps from noticing a problem
to knowing what to ask next.

  1. 01

    See.

    Notice something that isn’t right? Tell Tria what you’ve seen, where it is, and when it happens. Your own words are enough.

  2. 02

    Snap.

    Add a photo of the problem. If Tria needs more detail, keep the photos and answers together in the same conversation.

  3. 03

    Sort.

    Get a clearer next step. When there’s enough useful evidence, share the preliminary report with your landlord or a tradesperson to help arrange the right repair.

Sample report · Illustration, not a diagnosis

READY TO SHARE

Give your plumber
the whole picture.

The photo. What you noticed. What Tria thinks may be wrong. Download the report and attach it to an email, so the next person has the details before they arrive.

  • The photo you shared
  • What might be wrong, and what still needs checking
  • Possible parts for the professional to confirm
  • Who to ask for help and what to discuss
Download a sample report

Available when the evidence is relevant and sufficient.

BEFORE YOU START

A few things
worth knowing.

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How can I try Tria?

Tria currently focuses on under-sink leaks. Request early access by email and we’ll explain how you can take part.

What if the photo isn’t clear or relevant?

Tria can ask for a better view or more detail. An unrelated photo is rejected, and your case stays open for relevant evidence.

Is this a confirmed diagnosis or DIY advice?

No. Tria’s findings are preliminary and based on the evidence provided. A qualified professional should confirm the problem and any repair. A report is not a safety clearance.

How do I share the report?

Download the PDF and attach it to an email. The report’s email button opens a draft with the findings; you add the recipient and attach the PDF before sending.

Start with a photo.
Describe it in your own words.

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Interested in trying Tria? Get in touch for early access.