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SnapPoint

Snap it. Mark it. Send it.

Site walks generate defects faster than anyone can write them down. SnapPoint turns a photo into a documented, GPS-tagged, annotated snag in about fifteen seconds — and a stamped PDF punch list before you have left the building.

Free to use No account, no sign-up Works fully offline iPhone & iPad

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Every snag on the device, at a glance

The snag list is always written twice

Once on site — in a notebook, in the camera roll, in a voice memo. Then again that evening, back at a desk, trying to remember which of forty near-identical photos was the cracked lintel on the second floor. The second write-up is where the detail dies, and it is the only version anyone ever reads.

Photos without context

Forty shots in the camera roll, no descriptions, no locations, no idea which trade owns which one.

Ambiguous mark-ups

"The crack in the corner" — which corner? A single arrow ends the email thread before it starts.

The evening rewrite

Two hours assembling a report from memory, days after the walk, for a client who needed it yesterday.

Three taps, start to saved

The whole capture flow is built around one rule: nothing may slow down the person walking the site. Everything optional happens later.

1

Snap

Shoot straight from the app or pull a shot from your library. GPS is captured silently in the background.

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Camera or library — one tap either way
2

Mark up

Drag an arrow at the defect, or draw freehand with Apple Pencil. Red, amber or green — the colour carries the severity.

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Arrow tool, freehand, three-colour palette
3

Describe

Type it, or hold the mic and say it — on-device dictation writes it down. Set severity and category, save, move on.

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Dictate the description without stopping

Built for the way site work actually happens

Gloves on, signal gone, client waiting.

Arrow & freehand mark-up

A dedicated arrow tool for pointing at the defect, plus pressure-sensitive PencilKit strokes. Both flatten onto the photo at full resolution.

On-device dictation

Hold the mic and talk. Speech recognition runs on the phone, in your locale, with no server round-trip — so it works in a basement with no bars.

GPS tag & snag map

Coordinates are captured at save time and every geolocated snag drops a pin on a map. Tap the pin, open the snag.

Severity & category

Low, medium, high, critical — plus your own category label. Both become filter chips in the gallery and section breaks in the report.

Before / after compare

Put two shots side by side full-screen. Same defect two weeks apart, or two angles of the same problem.

EXIF that survives the email

Coordinates and a maker line are baked into the JPEG, so the recipient sees them in Photos or any desktop inspector — not just inside the app.

Branded shares

Shared photos carry a caption block with the description, timestamp, severity chip and your logo — readable without opening an attachment.

Retention that respects storage

Photos are downscaled on save and pruned on a window you choose — 14, 30, 45, 60 days, or keep everything on device forever.

No account, no cloud

There is no sign-up, no server and no sync engine. Snags live in a local store on your device and nowhere else.

The deliverable

A punch list you can hand to a client

Select the snags, add a cover, generate. You get a real report — not a folder of images — ready to email before you have taken your boots off.

  • Cover page with title, site, client and prepared-by
  • Contents page plus proper PDF bookmarks for navigation
  • One page per snag: branded photo, metadata, colour-coded severity chip
  • Inline Apple Maps mini-map wherever the snag has coordinates
  • Optional grouping into sections by severity or by category
  • Landscape photos automatically get a landscape page
  • Footer on every page: title, date, page N of M

Before generating, an optional enrich step lets you add location, notes and a due date per snag — the fields deliberately kept out of the on-site flow.

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Cover page

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A snag page with mini-map

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Pre-flight options sheet

Free does the job. Pro makes it yours.

Capture is never blocked, never metered, and never behind a login. Pro is a one-time purchase that removes our branding and hands you the report controls.

SnapPoint Free

€0

  • Unlimited snags — capture is never capped
  • Full annotation, dictation, GPS, map and compare
  • 5 PDF report exports
  • Reports carry a projectoffice.com corner QR and a closing promo page
  • Shared photos carry the "Made By ProjectOffice SnapPoint" mark
One-time

SnapPoint Pro

€2.99

One payment. No subscription. Family Sharing enabled.

  • Unlimited PDF reports
  • No QR code, no promo page — clean client-ready output
  • Watermark off, or replaced with your own line
  • Your own logo on every shared photo
  • Optional visible GPS coordinate stamp
  • No upgrade prompts, ever

Privacy by architecture

Your site photos never leave your device

This is not a policy promise, it is how the app is built. SnapPoint has no backend. Photos are written to a private folder on the device and their metadata to a local database. Speech recognition runs on-device. Nothing is uploaded, because there is nowhere to upload it to.

Your snags leave only when you choose to share them — as a photo, or as a PDF you generated yourself. Which also means: on a client site with no signal and a locked-down guest network, the app works exactly as well as it does anywhere else.

Where SnapPoint ends, ProjectOffice begins

SnapPoint captures the moment. When those moments need owners, due dates and a status that closes, they belong in a project plan.

Track them as a team

The same photo becomes a tracked defect with an owner, a due date and a status — visible to everyone, not just the person who took it.

Punch lists that close

Assign defects to trades, capture close-out photos and sign-off, and export the stamped list at handover.

Roll up to the plan

Snags become deliverables and tasks under the milestones they threaten — the OMDT hierarchy, from site photo to portfolio view.

Read about the OMDT planning standard →
SnapPoint

Take it on your next site walk

Free, no account, no signal required. Try it on ten snags and see whether the evening rewrite still happens.

Requires
iOS 17 or later
Devices
iPhone & iPad
Price
Free · Pro €2.99
Data collected
None

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