For home builders. Your trades are free.

Before the drywall goes on,
see what's in the walls.

Ask your trade from your desk. He walks the room and talks for a minute. It comes back to you with every word written down, and it stays with the home for as long as the house stands. No drive.

Set up my companyYour first home every month is free. No card.
Try it firstOne minute, any room, nothing to sign up for.

Got a text from a builder? Open it. It's free, always.

Rather try it on your phone?

Under a minute and a half, start to finish. Sound on.

Less than the cost of one drive, per home, per month.  ·  Trades never pay to answer.  ·  Nothing anybody records ever expires.

Ask, record, accept

Pick the home; Walkthru knows who is next. They get a text, tap it, and they are in a chat with you. These are the real screens.

2:41
The ask: the home, who is next, what to show, and by when
You askPick the home. Walkthru knows who is next. One tap, sent.
2:41
The trade, in a chat with the builder: the ask, and Record it
They tap the textOne code, and they are in a chat with you. No app.
2:41
The recorder, over an electrical rough-in
They walk and talkSay where you are, say what you see.
2:41
The walkthru: what was asked for, and every word with its second
It comes back with every wordWhere it was recorded, and every word with its second.
✓Accept, or say what's missingOne tap, and he knows it landed. Not right? Say what's missing, and the next one comes back in the same chat.
→He passes it to the next tradeThe electrician hands the home to insulation. You see all of it, and you are not the one chasing anybody.
⌕Find any word, years laterSearch "panel" and hear him say it, from the second he said it, at that address.
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Four arguments you do not have to have

Every one of them ends the same way. The guy who was standing there already said what he saw.

Before the board goes on

"Drywall is here tomorrow. Is it ready?"

Forty minutes each way, to look at a beam pocket for ninety seconds.

Walkthru He talks for a minute before it gets covered. You watch it from the truck, and it stays at the home.
Year seven

"There is a crack in the basement."

The warranty call does not come while you still remember the house. Nobody who built it works here any more.

Walkthru Type what you are looking for. The framer is at that home, in May of 2026, saying what he did and why.
The backcharge

"That was not us."

A trade gets charged for something he flagged months ago, and eats it, because he cannot prove he said it.

Walkthru He said it out loud at the home, with the day on it, in his own voice. Nobody edits it, including us.
Nine hundred photos

"Which home was that?"

A photo shows you a thing. It never tells you why somebody took it, or what is behind it.

Walkthru Thirty seconds of the guy talking says everything the photo cannot, and it lands on the address.

After the keys, the same record Coming next

The warranty call comes in year two. The homeowner gets a text, walks the problem and talks. You see it next to what the framer said before the drywall went on, and you pass it to the trade, who sends back proof it's fixed.

What it costs

You pay for the homes you're building. Everyone you ask is free, and nothing is ever deleted. Canadian dollars, plus GST.

BuildersFirst home free$0Every month, your first home under construction. Unlimited asks, unlimited people.
BuildersPer home$35 a home a monthonly the months it's being builtEvery home after that. Finished homes stay on file, free, forever.Set up my company
Your tradesFree, always$0Answering you never costs them anything, and they keep their own record of the work. That's why they say yes.

Less than one drive: a super's forty-minute round trip costs you more than a month of Walkthru on that home. Cancel any time; what you recorded stays.

Set up your company. Ask your first trade today.

Your first home every month is free. No card, nothing to install.

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