On the App Store and Google Play

Shoot the job. Say what matters.

You walk a property and you owe someone a write-up. Open the camera and shoot, zoom in on the thing you are worried about, say a word about the shots that need one, label them in the words you already use. Photos land in your own Google Drive or Dropbox and on the console on your laptop, and the report writes itself when you want one. Three free reports to try it, every feature unlocked.

How it works

Three steps. About ten minutes.

01

Walk

Open the app at the property. Tap a room. Photograph what needs attention.

02

Talk

Say a word about the shots that need one. "Caulk this seam." "Replace this pull." The app handles the transcription and the formatting.

03

Send

Preview the PDF. Edit if you want. Text or email it from your own phone, to whoever needs it, in the thread they already use.

More than walkthroughs

Six ways to shoot it and say it, not type it.

Same app, same idea. Shoot it and say it instead of typing it, the app formats it, you send it through normal channels. No portal for anyone.

Walkthrough

Walk the site, shoot it, talk it through.

Trade list

Scope the work by trade, in your own words for whoever is doing it, into clear action lists.

Owner update

A weekly progress recap for the owner or the client.

Daily log

Talk through your day. Dated, photo-backed.

Meeting notes

Capture attendees, formatted minutes and action items.

Punch list

Walk it, then check items off. Pro plan.

Daily log

The daily log, talked out on the drive home.

Nobody wants to write up the day at six o'clock. Talk it through instead. Walkthrough dates it, pulls the day's weather for that address from the National Weather Service, attaches your photos and builds the PDF. Lose time to weather and you can mark the day a partial or full delay, with a note, the day it happens.

Daily log is on the Standard plan, and it counts as one of your three free reports.

The difference

What makes Walkthrough different.

Nobody you send to needs an account.

Reports send from your own phone as a text or email, in the thread that person already uses. Subs, clients, contractors, whoever needs it. They open the PDF. Done. No portal to learn, no password to forget, no "click here to view."

Photos go to your Drive or Dropbox.

Pictures save straight to your Google Drive or Dropbox, organized by report. Your camera roll stays clean. That bathroom photo from March is in the Cherry Lane Punch Walk folder.

Photo and voice, not typing.

Shoot what matters and say a word about it. The app handles the transcription and the formatting. Nobody is going to type a report into a phone while standing in a house.

You edit before you send.

The AI gives you a starting point. You make it yours. The PDF that goes out is the version you approved, not the version a black box generated.

The console (beta)

Walkthrough on your laptop.

What you captured on site, open in a browser back at the desk.

  • A Recent feed of every photo across every job, newest first.
  • Select the photos you want, then download them, save them to Google Drive or Dropbox, add them to a report, or email someone a link.
  • A page for each job, with every capture on it.
Open the console

The console is in beta and comes with your account. Same six-digit code sign-in, nothing separate to buy. Meeting notes and the punch list are Pro in the console, the same as they are in the app.

Proof

See what comes out before you download anything.

This is a real report from a real walk, with the client's details blacked out, next to a web version that reads on your phone. It is the same PDF a sub or a client opens in a text thread. Set your logo, your color and your company name once, and every report carries your brand instead of ours.

Open a real report

Or download the app and look around without signing up. The sign-in screen has "See a sample report" and "Look around first," and neither one asks for your email.

The wedge

The way the field actually works.

Most field-reporting tools want the people you work with on their platform. Walkthrough wants nothing from them except a phone number.

Other toolsWalkthrough
How the recipient gets itAn email from noreply@theplatform.com with a "click here to view" link and a sign-up promptA text or email from you, with a PDF attached
What the recipient has to doCreate an account, set a password, remember the login, maybe download an appOpen the text
Where your photos liveOn the platform's servers, behind their UIIn your own Google Drive or Dropbox, organized by report
If the platform shuts down or you switchYou lose access to your photos and reportsYour reports and photos are still in your Google Drive or Dropbox

Pricing

Two plans. Month to month, no contract.

Standard

$9.99 / user / mo

or $99.99 a year (about $8 a month)

  • Every report type except meeting notes and the punch list
  • Walkthroughs, trade lists, daily logs, owner updates
  • Unlimited reports
  • Speech for site walks runs on your phone
  • Photos to your own Google Drive or Dropbox

Pro

$24.99 / user / mo

or $239.99 a year (about $20 a month)

  • Everything in Standard, plus
  • Meeting notes: record a meeting, get decisions and action items
  • Persistent punch list: a living checklist you reopen every visit, check off, and reshare as it shrinks

Try every feature free. Three full reports, no credit card. The trial is all-access. You only pick a plan after your third report.

Speech for site walks runs on your phone. Meeting notes sends audio to a secure transcription service.

Five people on Standard is about $50 a month. Still less than most platform tools, and the people you send to never need accounts. Each person has their own seat and signs in with their own email.

Who this is for

You walk a property. You owe someone a write-up.

  • Builders and superintendents running daily site checks and punch walks
  • Remodelers who walk a job with a homeowner and owe them a write-up after
  • Project managers, foremen and owner-operators who need a list to a trade quickly
  • Interior designers and architects documenting a site visit for a client
  • Subs and specialty trades who owe a photo report when the call is done
  • Stagers and anyone else who walks a home and owes someone a report

Not built for anyone who wants to put the people they work with on a platform. There are tools for that. They're not us.

Questions

Things people ask.

Does the person I send it to need to download anything?

No. They get a text or email from you with a PDF attached. They open the PDF. That's it. Subs, clients, architects, whoever it is going to.

Can I edit the report before it sends?

Yes. Every walkthrough produces a PDF you preview and edit before sending. The AI gives you a starting point. You decide what goes out.

I'm not a builder. Is this for me?

If you walk a property and you owe someone a write-up afterward, yes. The job is the same whether you are a remodeler, a designer, an architect, a sub or a stager: photos, a few words about them, and a clean report at the end. It was built by a working custom builder, which is why it holds up on a real site.

Where do the photos go?

If you've connected Google Drive or Dropbox, photos save there in a folder for that walkthrough. If you haven't, they save in the app and you can connect Drive or Dropbox later to back-fill.

Does Walkthrough do daily logs?

Yes. Shoot the day as you go, talk through it at the end, and you get a dated, photo-backed daily log with the weather already filled in and a weather-delay flag if you lost time. It is on the Standard plan.

Where does the weather on a daily log come from?

The National Weather Service, for the address on that project and the date on that log. The report notes when the weather was pulled, and you can edit the line before you send.

Does Walkthrough work on Android?

Yes. Walkthrough is on Google Play and on the App Store. Sign in with the same email on either one and your projects and reports are there.

Is there a version I can use on a laptop?

Yes. The console is a web version of what you captured, in a browser. It is in beta, it comes with your account, and you sign in with the same six-digit code. Meeting notes and the punch list are Pro there, the same as they are in the app.

How does sign-in work? I don't want another password.

You enter your email. We email you a six-digit code. You type it in. You're signed in. No password to remember or reset.

What are the plans and what do they cost?

Two plans, month to month. Standard is $9.99 a user each month, or $99.99 a year, and includes every report type except meeting notes and the punch list, with unlimited reports. Pro is $24.99 a user each month, or $239.99 a year, and adds meeting notes and the persistent punch list. You can move from Standard to Pro anytime.

What if I want to use this with my whole team?

Each person gets their own seat, Standard at $9.99 a month or Pro at $24.99. They sign in with their own email, and reports they send come from their own phone. The subscription handles the seats; there's nothing extra to set up.

Can I try it before I subscribe?

Three free reports to start, with every feature unlocked and no credit card. Use them on any report type you like, meeting notes and punch list included. After the third report, you pick a plan. Before then, no card.

What if I cancel?

Cancel anytime from Settings. You keep what you've paid through that month. If you cancel within the first 14 days and it's not working for you, reply to the welcome email and we'll refund.

On the App Store and Google Play

Walk one property with it. On the house.

Shoot one walk, say a word about it, and see what comes out. Three free reports, no credit card, every feature unlocked. On iPhone and Android.