On-device transcription
The walk is turned into text on the phone. No signal needed, and nothing you said goes anywhere.
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Scope · iPhone, iPad, MacBuilt · in verification
Your estimate should be written before you're off the driveway.
Scope is for the person who does the work: handymen, plumbers, electricians, painters, landscapers, roofers. Walk the job talking through it, and Scope drafts the estimate from your own price book, never a price it invented, so you send a branded bid before you drive off.
Walk the job
A look inside
Talk. It writes it down.
The bid gets built while you're still on site, out of what you'd have said anyway.
Walk the job
Confirm
The estimate
Accepted
Price book
Siri
The month
How it works
It never invents a price.
Hit record, walk the property saying what you'd say anyway, "replace the p-trap under the kitchen sink, two hours", and snap photos as you go. Scope turns that into line items and prices them from your price book. It cannot make up a number: the part that reads your words has no price field at all. Anything it doesn't recognize comes to you to price once, and then it knows it.
Swipe through the drafted line items in the truck, fix a quantity, delete what doesn't belong. Nothing goes out without your eyes on it.
Your pricesthe extraction has no price field; it can't invent one
On the phonea basement with no signal changes nothing
Minutesfrom the walk to a branded PDF in the client's hands
Apple-native, end to end
Deep where it counts.
Scope is built for a phone in a work glove: voice first, on-device, a signature on the iPad, and Siri for the back office.
Siri and Shortcuts
"Walk a job." "Did they accept?" "What's unbilled?" "What's my pipeline?"
Send it your way
Messages, Mail or AirDrop, with your logo and your terms.
Sign on the iPad
Hand the client the estimate and take a signature right there.
Read an old invoice
Photograph one and Scope pulls the items into your price book, unpriced, because the prices are yours.
One account
iPhone, iPad and a real Mac app for the month's ledger, kept in step by your FCT account.
What's inside
The whole estimating desk, in full.
What you get on day one.
- ✓Walk-the-job capture: voice and photos, on the phone
- ✓Line items drafted from what you said, priced from your own book
- ✓A starter catalog for your trade, unpriced; price ten things and bid today
- ✓Branded PDF estimates with your logo and your terms
- ✓An accept link the client taps; the job flips to won
- ✓Lead, bid sent, accepted, paid: the pipeline and the month's ledger
- ✓Siri, Shortcuts, Spotlight, and one account across iPhone, iPad and Mac
FAQ
Scope, answered
01 How does it know my prices?
Because you told it, once. Pick your trade and Scope loads a starter catalog of the work you actually bid, unpriced. Price the items you use and it remembers them; photograph an old invoice and it pulls the items out for you to price. When a walk mentions something the book doesn't have, that item comes to you to price, and then it's in the book. Scope never fills a price in for you.
02 Does it work with no signal?
Yes. Recording, transcription, drafting the estimate and producing the PDF all run on the phone. A basement or a rural job site changes nothing. Sending needs a connection, the same as any message.
03 What does the client get?
A clean, branded PDF with your logo and your terms, sent by Messages, Mail or AirDrop, plus an accept link. When they tap it, the job flips to won on your side. The bid is yours: the terms say so, and Scope never puts a number in it that you didn't.
This is how FCT builds.
Scope is one of thirteen FCT apps on one account. Sign in once and the apps know each other. The same standard goes into what we build for clients.