Before the drywall goes on,
record what's in the walls.
Walk the room and talk. Walkthru writes down every word and keeps it at the home. Builders see the site without driving there. Trades prove the work the day they do it.
Under a minute and a half, start to finish. Sound on.
Tap Try it now, and three things happen
On your own phone, in any room. You will have seen all of it in about a minute.
Four arguments you do not have to have
Every one of them ends the same way. The guy who was standing there already said what he saw.
"Drywall is here tomorrow. Is it ready?"
Forty minutes each way, to look at a beam pocket for ninety seconds.
"There is a crack in the basement."
The warranty call does not come while you still remember the house. Nobody who built it works here any more.
"That was not us."
A trade gets charged for something he flagged months ago, and eats it, because he cannot prove he said it.
"Which home was that?"
A photo shows you a thing. It never tells you why somebody took it, or what is behind it.
When you're the builder, ask your trades
Try it yourself first, then ask a trade for one. Name the home and the trade. They get a text, tap it, walk it. It comes back to you with every word, and stays at the home for as long as the house stands. These are the real screens.




Two things a text thread cannot do
A video in a text thread is gone in a month, in one person's phone. This is the part that makes it a record.
Find any sentence anybody said.
Type it the way somebody would have said it out loud. "Beam pocket." "Not strapped." "Fire blocking."
Hand somebody the file for an address.
Every walkthru at that home, in order, with the day, who walked it, and every word of it.
What it costs
Walkthrus are unlimited on Free, answering a builder's ask is free, always, and nothing anybody records ever expires. Canadian dollars, plus GST.
Cancel any time from your account; what you recorded stays. Per unit is counted on the 1st, texted to you, and charged on the 5th for the month before, after your free unit.
Try it now. It takes a minute.
Walk any room, talk, and see every word come back. Keep it if you like it.