Walk the job with your phone and talk it through. QuantApp listens, counts what it sees, and prices the materials against what Home Depot and Rona are charging today — so you drive away with the scope and the material costs already done.
For renovation work. You open the app on site, read the prompts off the screen, and talk your way through the job the same way you'd explain it to your lead hand. That's the whole input.
For new builds and additions — garages, shops, additions. Photograph a set of drawings or upload the PDF and QuantApp reads them, pulling the measurements and counts off the plan instead of off your tape.
On your computer, before any of this. Your company details, your logo, your labour rates by role, your markup. Ten minutes you'll never do again, and it means your rates are on file and on the paperwork instead of living in your head and on the back of a business card.
The app puts prompts on the screen over the live camera — seven per room, plus questions specific to what you're standing in. You answer them out loud while you shoot. Dimensions, scope, what's coming out, what's going back in.
Your audio gets transcribed and read for the specifics. The video gets read for what's in the room — fixtures, windows, the things you'd otherwise be tallying on a clipboard. Every room goes through three separate passes that check each other's work, and the materials get priced against live Canadian supplier listings.
Back at the office, open it on your computer, put your labour against the scope, adjust anything that needs adjusting, and export a PDF with your logo on it.
The prompts aren't generic. They're per room, and they're built to get the app the things it needs — measurements, materials, demo level — so you don't get home and find out the thing you forgot to say is the thing it needed.
The video isn't storage. Frames get pulled and read, and fixtures and product types get counted off them.
Prices come from real Home Depot and Rona listings, not a stale table. If a product page didn't actually load, the link comes back blank rather than pointing you at something nobody checked.
Three separate models read each room and cross-check each other. On plan takeoffs, two models check each other's measurements.
Square footage, lineal footage and fixture counts pulled straight off a photo or a PDF of the drawings.
Unit costs and labour rates live in your account instead of getting re-typed on every job.
Branded PDF with your logo, your company details, and the scope and materials laid out line by line.
Prices in CAD.
Credits don't expire. If you do four estimates one month and none the next, that's fine — work through the pack at whatever pace the year gives you.
Start Free for 30 DaysEvery plan starts with 30 days free. No credit card.
Doing fewer than about twenty estimates a month? The punch card is probably cheaper, and we'd rather tell you that than sell you a subscription you don't need.