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Snag lists that leave site as PDF reports.

Photograph the defect, mark it up, assign the trade. Site Audit builds the branded PDF on your phone, offline.

A page from a generated PDF defect report: one cracked render defect with its photograph, status, location, assigned trade and due date.The same defect open in the app, with three photographs attached to it.

Whatever your contract calls it, it is the same walk:

  • Snag list
  • Punch list
  • Defect list
  • Deficiency list
  • Handover report
Which term applies to you
The photos section of a defect in the app, showing three separate photographs attached to the one cracked render defect.
In the app: three photographs on the one defect, each with its own caption and mark up.
The additional photos section of a report page, showing two further captioned photographs printed beneath the defect description.
In the report: all of them print, captions and all.

One snag. Every photo you took.

A crack needs a wide shot for the location and a close up for the width. Most snagging apps give you one photo per item, so the second shot ends up in a text message and the argument starts three weeks later.

Site Audit puts as many photos on a snag as the snag needs. Each one carries its own caption, each one can be drawn on, and all of them print.

  • Caption every photo so the reader knows what they are looking at
  • Circle and draw straight onto the image, then edit it later
  • Dictate the description while you are still up the ladder

What lands in the client’s inbox

Not a screenshot dump. A cover, a summary table, then a page for every defect, in the order a reader needs them.

Cover page of a generated site audit report showing the inspecting company name, the project, the client, the inspection date and the inspector's contact details.

The cover

Your business name, ABN and contact details, above the project, the client and the date you walked it.

The issues summary page of the report: a count of total, open, in progress and resolved defects above a table listing all eight issues.

The summary table

Every defect on one page with its priority, status, location and the trade it belongs to.

A defect page from the report showing a cracked render to an external wall, its status, location, assigned trade and due date, then two further captioned photographs.

A page per defect

The main photograph, the full description, and every additional photo underneath it with its own caption.

The second defect page of the report, a chipped tile at the main entry, laid out identically to the first.

All the way down

The same layout for the second defect and the fortieth, so nobody has to work out how to read it.

Open the full sample reportPDF, 780 KB

Three taps between spotting it and sending it

The issue register in the app, listing defects with a thumbnail, location, trade and status for each.

Capture

Photograph the defect, set the area, floor, category and priority.

A single defect in the app, showing its description, location, category, the contractor it is assigned to, and three attached photos.

Assign

Give it to a trade with a due date, then track it through to resolved.

The generate report screen in the app confirming the PDF report is ready, with buttons to open or share it.

Send

Generate the PDF and share it before you get back to the car.

Everything else that comes with it

A report with your name on it

Your logo, business name and ABN, plus the inspector’s own contact details. What arrives looks like your document rather than an app’s.

The report setup screen in the app, with fields for company name, inspector name, email, phone and ABN.

One report per contractor

Filter the register by trade and send each one only their own snags. A plasterer handed a 60 item list reads none of it.

CSV for the spreadsheet people

Export the whole issue register when someone upstream wants it in a tracker.

Hands free descriptions

Dictate the detail instead of typing it with one thumb while holding a ladder.

Backup to one file

Projects, snags and photos in a single zip that survives a new phone. Never restricted.

No account. No cloud. No signal required.

Your client’s defect list is not our data to hold. It stays in the app’s private storage on your phone. There is no server behind this, which is also why it works in a basement.

Permissions requested

Camera, and the microphone if you dictate

Analytics and trackers

None, in any build

Sign in

There is nothing to sign in to

Buy it once, or never

A one time unlock through Google Play. No seats, no renewal, and nothing that stops working if you skip a month.

Free

A$0

  • 2 projects at a time
  • Unlimited snags and photos on every project
  • Mark up, captions and voice to text
  • Real PDF export, with a small credit line in the footer
  • Backup and restore

Pro

One time

A$29.99

  • Unlimited projects
  • No credit line on your reports
  • One filtered report per contractor
  • CSV export of the full issue register
  • Maximum quality PDF output

Backup and restore sits in the free tier deliberately. Locking someone out of their own photos to sell an upgrade is not a business model.

Common questions

Does it work with no signal?

Yes. Everything runs on the device, including generating the PDF. Basements, lift shafts, plant rooms and remote sites are all fine. The only time the app touches the network is to check a Google Play purchase.

Can I put more than one photo on a single snag?

Yes, and every photo can carry its own caption and its own mark up. This is the main reason people move across from other snagging apps, most of which allow one photo per item.

Is there a subscription?

No. The app is free to use, and Pro is a one time purchase of A$29.99 through Google Play. There is no account, no seat pricing and nothing to renew.

What do I get without paying?

The free version runs 2 projects with unlimited snags and photos, full mark up, and real PDF export. Exported reports carry a small credit line in the footer. Backup and restore is never restricted.

Can each trade get only their own snags?

Yes. Assign each snag to a contractor, then export one filtered report per trade. The plasterer gets the plastering list and nothing else, which is usually the difference between a snag being actioned and being ignored.

Where is my data stored, and can you see it?

On your phone, in the app's private storage. There is no server, no account and no analytics, so there is nothing for us to look at. You can export a full backup to a single zip file and keep it wherever you like.

Is there an iPhone version?

Not at the moment. The app is Android only. If enough people ask for iOS it will get built, but it would be dishonest to promise a date today.

Can I put my own logo and ABN on the report?

Yes. Your company name, logo, ABN and the inspector's name, email and phone all go on the report, so what lands in the client's inbox looks like your document rather than an app's.

Run your next inspection off the phone in your pocket.

Free to start, nothing to sign up for, and the first report takes about two minutes.

Free on Google Play. Android 8.0 and above.