Every punch list item has a name and a date.
Tasks assigned to a name with a due date, tracked to done. The small stuff stops becoming the thing that delays closeout.
Run the Project
Built for how the work actually flows.
Keep the crew, the customer, and the calendar pointed at the same finish date.
Assigned to a name, not "somebody"
Every task carries an assignee and a due date. "Somebody" never closes a punch list.
Punch lists that close out
Walk the job with your phone, drop pins with photos, and watch the list shrink to zero.
Recurring tasks on autopilot
Weekly safety walks, daily cleanup, material checks. Set the rhythm once and it repeats.
How it connects
To-dos attach to schedule tasks and RFIs, completions post to the daily log, and open items roll into the customer portal.
“Final walkthrough used to find forty items. Now we find six, because the list never sleeps.”
Custom home builder, 8 crew
Can the crew use this without training?
If they can text, they can check off a task. Photo, done button, next.
Do customers see internal tasks?
Only what you publish. Internal punch lists stay internal; customer-facing items show in the portal.
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Put it to work on your next job.
Start with your Contractor ID, or open the Studio takeoff workspace and review your first set of quantities today.