For contractors who measure and talk, not type.
Job notes that write themselves
You walk every job talking through the scope, but then spend an hour at night typing it all up. The details slip. The quote takes days.
Free. Nothing to install, no card, and yours whether or not you go further.
“How much time do you lose typing notes after the site walk?”
Every job costs you an evening of typing, measuring again from photos, and hunting for details you said but didn't write down. That's time you could spend selling or on the next job.
“How many quotes do you miss because the scope wasn't clear?”
Vague notes lead to scope creep, change orders, and customer arguments. You either eat the cost or damage the relationship.
“What if your crew could see the exact scope before they start?”
Unclear scope means rework, delays, and crew frustration. Your team wastes time guessing what the customer wanted.
“How long does it take to turn a site walk into a real quote?”
Days of back-and-forth, piecing together notes and photos, then writing a quote that looks homemade. By then the customer has called three other contractors.