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Smaller reports, photos on their own, and your site photos in your camera roll — all three came from one customer email. • Pick the photo quality in your report: High, Standard, Small, or no photos at all. Small makes a report small enough to actually email • Every report is lighter now, even at the same quality — photos are packed far more efficiently than before • The finished file size is shown right next to the picker, so you know before you send • Export photos only: a ZIP of just the pictures, named by snag number and title, matching whatever filter you have set • New setting to keep the photos you take in the app in your phone's photo library — plus a Save to Photos button on any photo you have already taken Keep the feedback coming — it's where all of this started.
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Walk the site, capture every defect with photos, and hand your client a finished PDF report before you leave. Punch List turns a site walk into a professional document — no laptop, no retyping at night. WHY FIELD PROS USE IT Right now the work happens twice: once on site with your camera, again at the kitchen table turning a camera roll into a report. Punch List collapses that into a single pass. Photograph the defect, mark it up, set the priority and due date, move to the next one. The report is already written by the time you're back in the truck. CAPTURE ON SITE • Photograph each defect and mark it up right on the image — arrows, boxes, and callouts, so nobody has to guess which crack you meant • Set status, priority, and a due date on every item • Organize by project with full client details • Works completely offline — job sites don't have signal, and it doesn't matter DELIVER THE REPORT • Generate a clean, professional PDF your client can actually read • Filter the list first and the report follows — the cover and summary reflect exactly what you're sending • Add your company logo so it goes out on your letterhead, not ours • Share straight from your phone or iPad BUILT FOR REAL FIELD WORK • Unlimited projects and unlimited photos — no caps, no counting • iCloud sync keeps your iPhone and iPad in step • Available in 30+ languages, each using the construction vocabulary that market actually uses WHO IT'S FOR • General contractors and subcontractors • Site supervisors and superintendents • Building inspectors and surveyors • Architects running punch walks and pre-completion inspections • Property managers and homeowners inspecting new construction FREE AND PRO Everything above is free to use — unlimited projects, unlimited photos, offline access, iCloud sync, and PDF reports that carry a small watermark. Pro removes the watermark, adds your company logo to every report, and unlocks data export for sharing and backing up projects. Questions or a feature you need? Get in touch — this app is shaped by what people in the field ask for. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
What's new · 2.24
Smaller reports, photos on their own, and your site photos in your camera roll — all three came from one customer email. • Pick the photo quality in your report: High, Standard, Small, or no photos at all. Small makes a report small enough to actually email • Every report is lighter now, even at the same quality — photos are packed far more efficiently than before • The finished file size is shown right next to the picker, so you know before you send • Export photos only: a ZIP of just the pictures, named by snag number and title, matching whatever filter you have set • New setting to keep the photos you take in the app in your phone's photo library — plus a Save to Photos button on any photo you have already taken Keep the feedback coming — it's where all of this started.
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