For solo contractors, growing teams, and service businesses, homeowners scan the room with their phone. Contractors get measurements, photos, 3D mapping, and AI damage detection from the scan—no site visit needed. If you run a team, you assign and track it all from a dashboard.
Homeowners do not know what information to provide. Contractors waste time chasing details or visiting in person just to quote. Companies and growing teams lack a consistent way to collect job information, review requests, and track what happens next.
You contact three contractors. One does not reply. One says they need to visit first. The third asks for photos and measurements you do not know how to take. Days later, you still have one quote and no confidence that it is complete, accurate, or fair.
Too much of your week goes into site visits that never turn into work. You drive out to inspect a room, take measurements, put together a quote, and never hear back. Meanwhile, faster responders win the jobs you could have taken.
Quoting is inconsistent across your contractors. Intake is scattered, communication lives across calls, texts, and WhatsApp, and it is hard to see what is in progress, what has been quoted, and what needs follow-up. You are managing the pipeline without a clear system.
Client asks for a quote. You send them your Traquify link. They open the app, complete the scan, and the job is sent back to you so you can review it and quote faster.
Homeowners use the iPhone app. Companies use the dashboard. Contractors get a text. Everyone stays in their comfort zone.
Search for contractors by trade and location, scan your room, and send it off. You can send the same scan to five different contractors and compare what comes back. Messages, quotes, and job updates are all in one app instead of spread across your texts and email.
A client asks for a quote.
You send your Traquify page.
They scan the room, and you get the job details you need to quote.
Traquify gives you a complete remote view of the job before you visit. That includes room measurements, photos, damage detection, property context, and client details, so you can respond faster and avoid unnecessary site visits.
Inspection report with wall-by-wall measurements, 360° photos, surface heatmaps, ceiling height, floor area, openings, and AI damage flags.
Public property records pulled automatically, including build year and relevant home details, with hazard alerts where applicable.
Client name, phone, address, job details, and map view in one place so you know exactly where the job is and what you are walking into.
Your branded Traquify page can be shared by text, QR code, or link so clients can request a scan without back-and-forth.
Get notified by SMS and reply fast, or use the full portal to review scans, quotes, and job activity in one dashboard.
You use the dashboard. Your contractors get a text. They don't need to download an app or learn new software. You see what's happening across every trade and location. They see the job that's been assigned to them, on their phone, in the channel they already check fifty times a day.
One contractor drives out. The other sends a link.
47 messages back and forth on scheduling. You drive out, measure the walls, write up a quote. Client goes quiet. Turns out they already hired someone who got back to them faster.
Client texts you about a kitchen repaint. You send your Traquify link. They scan all 4 walls — 436 sqft — in 5 minutes. You get wall area, ceiling height, coat recommendations, and a water stain flag. Quote sent. Accepted same day.
First visit to eyeball the damage. Second visit after you realise it's lath-and-plaster behind the drywall and your skim quote was way off. Client frustrated. Margin gone.
Surface heatmap shows an 8mm bulge on the east wall. Property records confirm pre-1940 construction — lath-and-plaster flagged automatically. You price accordingly before you ever drive out.
Client says "it's a medium bathroom." You quote based on that. Show up to find an odd-shaped floor with a wet room alcove. Materials short. You absorb the cost or lose the client.
Client scans the bathroom floor. You get precise dimensions — including the alcove — grout damage flagged on 3 existing tiles, and total floor area. Material order is accurate. Quote is solid.
You quoted for a simple bathroom replumb. Get on site and discover galvanised pipe throughout. Job just doubled. Client wasn't expecting it. Awkward conversation. Project stalls.
Property records pulled automatically — 1952 build, galvanised pipe flagged. Room scan gives you pipe run distances from the scan dimensions. You quote for the real job, not the imagined one.
Pre-1940 house, but nobody told you. You quoted for a standard panel upgrade. On site, knob-and-tube wiring throughout. Scope just tripled. You either eat it or have an uncomfortable renegotiation.
Property records surface the build year automatically. Wiring era flagged — knob-and-tube likely. Room layout scan gives you run lengths. Your quote reflects the actual job. No surprises on day one.
If you work indoors and quote by space, Traquify is built for you.
Traquify room scanning uses Apple’s LiDAR scanner, which is only built into iPhone Pro and iPhone Pro Max models. Those are the only iPhones we support for scans today.
iPhone models with LiDAR (compatible)
Non‑Pro iPhones—including standard, Plus, e-series (for example iPhone 17e), and Air—do not include LiDAR and are not supported for Traquify scanning. After a compatible iPhone submits a scan, measurements and AI analysis are processed on our systems.
For typical room-scale dimensions, LiDAR-based measurements from a scan are generally within about ±5 inches of what you'll confirm on site—accurate enough to build a quote from.
You get your portal, your branded page, and full early access. Send the link to your next client who asks for a quote.
Download Traquify for iPhone, scan your room, and send it to a contractor. Or find one nearby. It's free.