ScopeSnap is being built to help construction teams capture field changes, organize project evidence, and keep potential change orders from slipping through the cracks.
Here's what's moving across your jobs.
Construction moves fast. ScopeSnap is designed to make documenting what happened on the job as straightforward as doing the work itself.
Bring project notes, photos, records, and documents into one organized project history.
The planned AI review compares project information and surfaces possible scope changes with supporting evidence and uncertainty clearly shown.
Bring labor, materials, notes, and source evidence together in a change-order draft your team can review.
ScopeSnap is designed to help the field and office work from the same project facts—without making every person learn a complicated system.
Try the sample workspace ↗A worker records a site condition, instruction, photo, or document against the right project.
Project information is kept together so people can review the history and source material.
Planned AI analysis can flag a possible change, explain why, and point to the supporting evidence.
A reviewer can turn a confirmed finding into an editable change-order draft—never an automatic submission.
Explore a sample workspace. Add a project or create a change request—the demo saves your entries in this browser only.
ScopeSnap is an early-stage product concept. The interactive preview shows the direction—not a production-ready service.
A clear picture of what ScopeSnap is today—and what it's being built to become.
No. This package is an early product demonstration. It is not ready for real customer data or commercial project operations.
That is the core planned differentiator. The current preview does not process documents or run AI analysis. Those capabilities require a secure backend, document processing, AI integration, and careful validation.
You can create sample records in the interactive preview. They are saved only in your current browser using local storage and are not shared with anyone or backed up to a server.
The long-term vision includes broader construction workflows, but the initial focus is capturing field information and improving visibility into potential scope changes. No integrations are active in this preview.
No. The product is designed around human review. A potential issue is not proof of entitlement, and external submissions or approvals should always require an authorized person's confirmation.