One app. A complete field workflow.

Homeowner phone and email plus an optional secondary contact.

Job number, property address, and optional saved property location.

Claim number, policy number, carrier, adjuster name, phone, and email.

Loss type, cause of loss, and optional date of loss.

Intake, Inspection, Mitigation, Drying / Monitoring, Reconstruction, On Hold, and Complete.

Open and completed views, project duplication, and richer project summary cards.

Search by name, address, job, claim, carrier, adjuster, and other project context.

Keep project information even when room capture has not been completed yet.

Use supported Apple room-capture frameworks to collect room geometry, openings, and spatial context.

Measure room corners without requiring LiDAR, then close the room and continue to the next space.

Start blank, use a premade room shape, or create the room wall by wall.

Save reusable room shapes on the device for repeated layouts.

Review one room, then scan or build the next without leaving the project.

Optionally save useful field views while scanning with selectable photo coverage.

Enter the length you measured instead of accepting the captured length.

Move wall endpoints while keeping connected geometry together.

Nudge a selected wall inward or outward with precise adjustments.

Step backward or forward through supported project geometry edits.

Correct captured surfaces or add a missed item to a selected wall.

Use measured width and distance from the wall corner to position a new item.

Add project media and keep it in the documentation workspace.

Record moisture findings with supporting photos and room context.

Mark damage locations directly on the 2D sketch.

Link a plan location to moisture documentation when applicable.

Use plan annotations for equipment, safety items, notes, and photo context.

Work at the project or room level so records stay organized.

Detect supported equipment while moving through the project.

Use a crosshair to place an item when automatic placement is not the best fit.

Review the detected type and room association before saving.

Air movers, dehumidifiers, and air scrubbers are represented in the current workflow.

Review learned equipment examples by supported category.

Add examples to improve recognition for the equipment you actually encounter.

Keep the working project local to the device.

Use the app-managed iCloud workflow for supported backups.

Use a folder selected from the customer’s Google Drive workflow.

Use Microsoft-backed personal or company-controlled storage.

Use a supported shared folder, NAS, file server, or company storage path.

Use the optional managed backup and restore service when enabled.

Choose automatic or manual backup behavior.

Restore supported backups and control what happens to backups when a local project is deleted.

Generate a project report that includes supported project and plan documentation.

Keep a portable project record for supported project files and metadata.

Create and share the project’s 3D model when one is available from capture.

Create a troubleshooting workspace separate from the normal backup destination.

The current support-sharing workflow expires automatically after 14 days.

Copy app and device details from Help & Support when reporting a problem.