Everything you need to run your flooring business — nothing you don't.

Enter your rooms and get a carton count you can order from — with every waste percentage showing where it came from.

• Two engines, picked by the material: cartons for hard surface, a cut layout for roll goods
• Hardwood, laminate, LVP/LVT and tile — anything sold by the carton
• Waste calculated from area, pattern, material geometry, room complexity and install method — not one number you type in
• Every component shows its source and whether it's manufacturer-published or a field rule of thumb
• Carton counts always round up, then get re-checked against the adjusted area before you see them
• Stairs priced per step, straight and winder separately — never by the square foot
• Trim counted by the stick, because that's how you buy it
• Pre-1980s resilient tear-out stops for an asbestos assessment instead of quoting a number
• L-shapes, bays, closets and hallways as sections of one room
• Voids come off the area; obstructions like an island are recorded and deliberately do not

Not yet: No PDF or blueprint takeoff, and no drawing canvas — you enter dimensions, rectangle by rectangle.

Send a link. Your customer sees one price, adds any upgrade they want, and signs it at the kitchen table.

• One base price, then priced upgrades — a heavier pad, a better material — each showing what it adds and its own honest total
• Typed or drawn signature — no app for them to download
• Signing creates the job and cuts the deposit and final invoices automatically
• Deposits run through the Stripe checkout you already use
• Exclusions print on every proposal, taken near-verbatim from CRI 105
• The signed copy is sealed — later edits to the estimate can't rewrite what they agreed to

Measure the house on a phone or iPad with a Bluetooth laser, with no signal, and lose nothing when the app dies.

• Pair a Bluetooth laser and the reading lands in the field you are standing in
• Leica DISTO confirmed in the field; Bosch BLE models supported but not yet tested
• Every keystroke is written to the device — not every room, every character
• Tapping Add Room saves it before you type anything: there's no unsaved room
• Reopening puts you back on the exact screen and field you were in, no prompt
• Stairs are counted per step and never given an area
• Sections for L-shapes, bays and closets; voids and obstructions kept apart
• It syncs to the office as a takeoff — nobody types the house in twice

Not yet: The device holds the only copy of a measure's structure. It syncs up to the office, but it does not come back down onto a replacement phone — sync before you hand the old one in.

Put together a professional estimate before you've left the driveway.

• Line items for materials, labor, and markup
• Per-piece, per-step and per-square-foot lines side by side
• Send a polished proposal in one click

Give your crew what they need, right from their phone.

• Daily schedule for every installer
• Photos, checklists, and signatures on-site
• Offline support for job sites with weak signal

The reason most contractors never finish adopting software is the evening it costs. This asks you the handful of questions that make a quote correct, and nothing else.

• Guided from signup: your details, one real product, what you charge, how you get paid
• Skip anything that is not critical and it waits for you — it does not start over
• It checks the DATA, not a checkbox: delete the material you added and the step reopens
• Tells you plainly which step is the one standing between you and a first quote
• On Team, two hours with a human instead — we set it up with you