Walk the job, and a client-ready quote is waiting. Your client taps Approve — you just do the work.
The planner agent turns photos, scans and dictated notes into a difficulty breakdown, a best-practices checklist, a materials list and a client-ready quote — before you knock.
Every job has its own hub — plans, photos, tasks and messages. Ask for a materials list and the agent shops Lowe's, Home Depot and your local supplier, then fills the carts for you.
The moment you wrap, the invoice goes out and polite follow-ups chase it — while the dashboard quietly totals up what the week actually made you.
Walk the job once. Photos, a voice note or a LiDAR room scan — that's all it needs to understand the work.
The AI drafts everything — line-item estimates with your rates and local material pricing, schedules, invoices, client texts.
You just say yes. Consequential actions — an estimate, an invoice, a schedule change — always wait for your one-tap approval.
Snap a photo of the space, describe the work, and hand your client a photorealistic render of the finished job — on site, mid-conversation.
Everything you'd run three subscriptions for — in one place, with an AI keeping it moving.
Every job gets its own workspace — plans, photos, messages, estimates, tasks, materials and schedule in one thread.
Answers job questions, prices unfamiliar work, explains the odd task and builds checklists on the spot.
Turns photos, screenshots and dictated notes into a difficulty breakdown, checklist, materials and step-by-step plan.
Labor, materials, difficulty and margin estimated from your rates — even for jobs you've never priced.
Search supplier stock, compare prices, track material status, and dictate a cart straight from the job.
LiDAR floor plans, room measurements and layouts captured in a one-minute walk of the space.
The agent operates the app for you — filling job info, organizing tasks, generating plans and moving workflows along.
No. Routine, low-stakes actions (like an on-my-way text you've approved before) run on their own. Anything consequential — an estimate, an invoice, a schedule change — always waits for your one-tap confirmation.
They start from your rates, your past jobs, and local material pricing, then you review every line before sending. Most tradespeople find they edit less each week as it learns how they price.
Just a photo from your phone. For exact dimensions, any iPhone or iPad Pro with LiDAR can scan the room in about a minute. Renders are typically ready in under sixty seconds.
The admin runs itself. The quotes go out same-day. The client already saw the after.