For home builders

Before it gets covered, your trade tells you what is under it.

You ask from your desk. He taps a text, walks the room and talks for a minute. It comes back with every word written down, and it stays with that home for as long as the house stands.

Try it nowOne minute, on this phone or computer. Nothing to sign up for.
Watch it workUnder a minute and a half, start to finish.
  • No app, no password and no cost for your trades
  • Nothing to install, nothing to roll out
  • Works beside whatever you already run

Under a minute and a half, start to finish. Sound on.

Made in Edmonton by Stratum, for builders and the trades who build for them.

Three things it takes off your desk

Each one ends the same way. The person who was standing there already said what he saw.

The drive

"Drywall is here tomorrow. Is it ready?"

Your super drives forty minutes each way to look at a beam pocket for ninety seconds, then drives to the next one.

Walkthru The framer talks for a minute before it gets covered. Your super watches it from the truck and the framer keeps working.
The claim

"Is the framing actually done?"

A progress claim lands on your desk and the only proof is somebody's word, or a trip out to look.

Walkthru Make the walkthru part of the claim: the person who did the work, at that home, on that day, saying what is there.
Year seven

"There is a crack in the basement."

The warranty call does not come while you still remember the house. Nobody who built it works for you any more.

Walkthru Type what you are looking for. The framer is at that home, in May of 2026, saying what he did and why.

And the one nobody plans for: your best site super has all of it in his head, and he is one job offer away. What he knew stays with the homes.

You ask. They walk it. It comes back with every word.

Name the home and the trade. They get a text, tap it and walk it. These are the real screens.

2:41
The ask: the home, who is next, what to show, and by when
You askPick the home. Walkthru knows who is next. One tap, sent.
2:41
The trade, in a chat with the builder: the ask, and Record it
They tap the textOne code, and they are in a chat with you. No app.
2:41
The recorder, over an electrical rough-in
They walk and talkSay where you are, say what you see.
2:41
The walkthru: what was asked for, and every word with its second
It comes back with every wordWhere it was recorded, and every word with its second.
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What you keep

A video in a text thread is gone in a month, in one person's phone. This stays with the address, and you can find anything in it.

Search

Find any sentence anybody said.

Type it the way somebody would have said it out loud. "Beam pocket." "Not strapped." "Fire blocking."

Walkthru Every walkthru at every one of your homes with those words in it, and it plays from the second it was said.
The file

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.

Walkthru It prints, or it goes on a link to a homeowner or a warranty assessor who has no account and never makes one.
Your own systems

Take it with you.

The record is yours. It is not locked in here.

Walkthru Download the video and the words for one walkthru, or for a whole home, and file them wherever you keep the rest.
The quiet ones

See which homes have gone quiet.

Twelve homes on the go, and nobody has said a word about one of them in six weeks.

Walkthru Your homes down the side, the months across. A gap shows by itself, measured against your own usual pace.

"Will my trades actually do it?"

It is the right question. Here is what builders ask next, and the plain answer to each.

My guys will not use another app.

There is no app. They get a text, tap it and talk. They are done in a minute and never make an account. It costs them nothing, ever.

Is this me checking up on them?

No, and it should never be put to them that way. It is their proof. A trade who said it on video, at the home, with the day on it, stops losing arguments about what he flagged. He keeps his own copy.

They will do it twice and stop.

They keep doing it for one reason: the claim does not move until the walkthru is there. That is the only thing that reliably changes how trades work, so start where you already need proof.

We already run Buildertrend, Procore or BuildPro.

Keep them. This is a minute of somebody talking, not a system. It sits beside whatever you run, and the videos and words download into it.

What if he says something wrong on it?

It is his own words, and it is what was true that day. That is the point. Nobody edits it, including us.

Who sees it?

You, the people on your team, and the trade who recorded it. It is never public and never shown to another builder, unless you hand somebody the file for a home on a link.

Start with one stage, at one home

Framing, before the board goes on. If it does not save a drive in the first week, you have lost ten minutes.

1Try it, then ask one trade for oneRecord a minute yourself to see what comes back. Then the home, the trade's cell number, send. That is the whole setup.
2Watch what comes backUsually the same day. The recording, every word under it, and one button: Accept.
3Then bring the rest inPaste your homes and your trades in once, add your supers. About five minutes for a whole company.
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What it costs

You pay for homes, never for people. Canadian dollars, plus GST.

To startFirst unit free$0every month, for goodUnlimited asks and walkthrus on the first home you are active on each month. This is the trial, and it does not run out.Try it now
After thatPer unit$35 a unit a monthplus GSTOnly the homes your own team was active on that month count. Every super and every trade is included. No seats, no set-up fee, and your trades never pay to answer.Try it now

A second home still sends; nothing stops in the middle of a job. Units are counted on the 1st, texted to you, and charged on the 5th for the month before. Cancel any time; what was recorded stays.

One home. One trade. One minute.

Record a minute yourself, see every word come back, then ask a trade for one before the next thing gets covered. Rather talk first? Write to Brad.

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