One button starts the estimate, and it works while you talk

Take one slow lap around the house and the app measures it and fills in the estimate while you keep talking. Tap Start estimate on the customer's card, then film the lap in either direction and stop for three seconds at anything wrong — rot, a sagging run, stains, each downspout — or take a photo of each side instead. Photos already on the job, including the ones in CompanyCam, count too. Rather measure by hand? That is one tap away.

A list shows each step as it finishes: photos sorted by side, problem areas found, the house measured with EaveDrop, the runs laid on the real Exhibit A and B, the estimator filled. Every step the app did on its own waits for a Yes from you, with a Fix it button that opens the right screen if something is off. Doing only some of the gutters? Pick them in EaveDrop and the app records it as a partial job.

Nothing is quoted or sent — it stops at a filled estimator, because the price is yours to present. Close it any time: the card remembers where you are, finished steps turn gray, and a green arrow points at the next one.

The Start estimate progress list with Does this look right? questions and the step buttons. — Captured from the app with sample data — no real customer is shown. Tap the image to fill the screen.

1The four steps, with a green arrow on the next one
2It keeps working while you talk
3Talking points the photos found
4Does this look right? Yes, or fix it

How you use it

Tap Start estimate on the card.
Film one slow lap, or tap a tile for each side. Or tap I'd rather measure by hand.
Keep talking. Answer each Does this look right? — Yes, or Fix it.
Open the estimator. It is already filled in; you set the price.

What it does, step by step

Tap Start estimate on the customer's card.
Film one slow lap around the house, or take a photo of each side. Stop for three seconds at anything wrong.
A list shows each step as it finishes: photos sorted, problems found, house measured, sheets filled, estimator filled.
Every step the app did on its own waits for your Yes. Fix it opens the right screen.
Doing only some gutters? Pick them in EaveDrop and it is recorded as a partial job.
It stops at a filled estimator. Nothing is quoted or sent. The price is yours to set.

Time it saves Estimates

Task	By hand, typically	With the app, typically
Measuring and sketching the house	20–30 min	A 2–3 minute lap
Writing up what is wrong with the gutters	About 10 min	Found from the video
Checking each part of the estimate	10–15 min going back and forth	One Yes per step

Typically 35–55 minutes per appointment.

Typical estimates, not guarantees.

Errors it prevents Guesstimates

Missing corners on Exhibit ACorners are counted from the measured house, not from memory.Guesstimate: 1–2 corner kickbacks a month avoided
Story footage offEach run's story is read from the photos and the measurement.Guesstimate: about 1 a month avoided
A downspout left off the build sheetEvery downspout you stop on is captured and placed.Guesstimate: about 1 a month avoided
Unclear runs on a partial jobPicking runs in EaveDrop records what is included and what is not.Guesstimate: about 1 partial-job kickback a month avoided
A wrong measurement carried into the quoteNothing moves on without your Yes.Guesstimate: most wrong-footage quotes caught at the table

Time figures are typical estimates for an active rep, not guarantees. Error figures are guesstimates for a rep closing about 10 jobs a month. Both vary with the rep, the office and the job.

Who it helps

The repMore time talking, less time on a ladder, and you check the work instead of doing it twice.
Office & installersSheets that start from a real measurement, and partial jobs that say exactly what is left.
The customerA shorter visit, and the rep stays in the conversation.
The managerEstimates done the same way by every rep, every step confirmed.