Solutions for drywall contractors

T&M billing built for the work that isn't the base bid

Capture fire-rated assembly documentation, finish-level upgrades, and scattered punch-list work as they happen — not reconstructed from a walk-through weeks later.

Where drywall crews lose time

A fire-rated wall needs its own paper trail

Fire-taped seams, layer count, and assembly details on a rated wall have to match the UL listing exactly, and an inspector often needs to sign off before it gets covered by texture or paint. That inspection and the assembly details behind it need their own record — not just "drywall, one wall.

Level 5 finish gets requested after the walls are already up

Critical lighting or a change in the finish schedule can mean a wall budgeted for a standard finish now needs the extra skim coats and sanding of a Level 5 finish. That's real extra labor per wall, not a rounding error on the original bid.

The punch list is a hundred small tickets, not one big one

A crew might spend a day chasing two dozen scattered touch-ups — a patched hole here, a corner bead fix there — each one tiny on its own but painful to reconstruct as a single line item after the fact if it isn't logged as it happens.

Relevant Use Cases

Approval

Getting approval without chasing your GC

Create tickets, capture photos, and see accurate pricing with zero connection.

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Field Ops

Working through a no-signal jobsite

Create tickets, capture photos, and see accurate pricing with zero connection.

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Field Ops

Documenting the work actually happened

Create tickets, capture photos, and see accurate pricing with zero connection.

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Built with these features

Field Ticket Creation

Mobile Ticket entry, even offline

Log labor, materials, and equipment from your phone - photos, timestamp, and GPS included, even with no signal.

Field Ticket Creation

Rates applied automatically

Every line pulls its rate from your rate sheet automatically - no manual pricing, no guessing.

Ready to stop reconstructing tickets from memory?