Fewer wasted visits
Locations, captions and assigned trades make it possible for someone who missed the walk to find and understand the item.
Walk the project once, capture the remaining work in context and issue a punch list that subcontractors can actually clear.
For general contractors, superintendents, project managers and subcontractors. Android 8.0 and above. Free for one project, no account required.

The list only works when each person can see what remains, where it is and who owns it. A folder of photographs cannot answer those questions, while a spreadsheet usually separates the photograph from the row that explains it.
Site Audit keeps the list and the evidence together. Item numbers stay stable through revisions, status is visible from the register, and the PDF gives management a summary before the detailed pages begin.
Locations, captions and assigned trades make it possible for someone who missed the walk to find and understand the item.
Send one filtered list per contractor instead of asking every subcontractor to search the complete project register.
Priorities and statuses show what is blocking completion and what has already been resolved.
Step 1
Use consistent floor and area names as you move through the project so the final list follows the building's geography.
Step 2
Select the responsible contractor and a realistic due date while the cause and scope are still clear.
Step 3
Work through open items, update resolved ones and retain the record for the final closeout report.
Create the item, add multiple captioned photos and use voice input for a fuller description without slowing the walk.
Circle, point to or annotate the relevant condition when a wide shot contains more detail than the defect itself.
Send a readable PDF to the field and export the issue register as CSV when the project team also needs spreadsheet data.
The free version runs one complete project with a finished PDF. Pro removes the project limit and the report credit line with one Google Play purchase.
Straight answers about scope, storage and the reporting workflow.
The core process is the same. Punch list is common in the United States, while snag list is common in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Defect list is widely used in Australia.
Yes. Each item can carry multiple captioned photos, including a locating image, detail images and marked-up evidence.
No. The Android app has a usable free tier and an optional one-time Pro purchase through Google Play.
Record defensible evidence on site and turn it into a clear, branded defect report before the details get lost.
See the workflowTurn observed conditions into a consistent, branded field report without transferring notes and photos after the inspection.
See the workflowUse a real four-part report example to structure project details, the issue summary, individual findings and photographic evidence.
See the workflowWalk the property once, record every defect with photographs, and issue the handover defect list before anyone leaves the site.
See the workflowRun one complete punch list free, from the walk to the PDF, then decide whether a one-time Pro unlock is worth it for the next job.
See the workflowSnag one property free, from the first photo to the PDF you send the developer or the trades, with no snag limit and nothing to sign up for.
See the workflowBuilt for UK snagging: plot by plot, room by room, with a PDF the developer's customer care team can work through. £18.99 once for Pro.
See the workflowRun snagging to practical completion from one Android phone: a snag per item, a PDF per subcontractor and a register you can open in Excel.
See the workflow