Walk The Job. Talk. Your Crew Gets A Checklist.
Walk the site and say what still needs doing. It is transcribed and turned into a checklist on the job, so your guys know exactly what to do without you calling every one of them.
You spot ten things that need fixing on a walkthrough, then spend your evening trying to explain them to the crew over text.
Talk, Don't Type
Walk the site and describe the work out loud. Voice or video, from your phone.
Becomes A Checklist
Your walkthrough is turned into checklist items on the job phase, ready for the crew.
The Site, On Record
The recording stays on the job as proof of condition and a reference later.
Share With Customers
Send a video update instead of trying to explain over text.
How It Works
Walk the site and talk
A supervisor walks the job describing what still needs doing, or records a video of the space, from his phone.
The AI turns talk into structure
Your narration becomes either a phase checklist for the crew or priced line items for a quote - depending on which you are doing.
It lands where the work happens
Checklists drop into the right job phase; quotes go to the customer for signature. Nobody retypes anything.
Questions Contractors Ask
Is this for quoting or for running jobs?
Both, and they are separate features. Before the job, a walkthrough becomes a quote. During the job, a walkthrough becomes the crew's checklist.
Who actually uses this day to day?
The supervisor. He walks a jobsite at 4pm talking about what is left, and the guys arrive to a clear list the next morning.
Do I have to be organized while talking?
No. Talk the way you would to your foreman, jumping around. Structuring it is the AI's job.
What if the walkthrough finds extra work?
Photograph it and price it as extra work so it becomes a change order instead of something you eat.
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