One walk through the room with an iPhone Pro, and every job that used to start with a tape measure starts with the numbers already there.
Send the scan to your workspace and create a quote from it. The measured floor area and net wall area become line items, priced exactly as measured, with the capture attached to the document the client opens.
The elevations draw each wall at its real width with every door and window at its real size and sill. Net wall area and the base perimeter minus doors come out of the same drawing, so a paint or trim quote is a takeoff, not an estimate.
Tap a spot on the plan, add a note and a photo. The pins sit numbered on the drawing, their notes ride into the quote, and the photos stay with the scan — so the walkthrough is on the record without a separate report.
Pick a paint, a plank or a tile and tap a surface — it drapes at true scale, so a 12-inch tile draws 12 inches wide. Place a true-size vanity or fridge and see if it fits. The upgrade is easier to say yes to when it is on the wall.
Capture, measuring and the drawings all happen on the phone, and scans are stored on it. Only Send to Melo needs a connection — so a job site with no coverage is measured now and sent from the truck.
The tape measure, the graph paper and the retyping all go. The room is measured once, and every document after it reads the same numbers.