Modules
The capture-and-prove loop is the same everywhere: photograph the problem, number it, hand over the proof. What changes between a building site, a panel shop and a rental handover is the vocabulary, so that is what a module is.
Working today, in the app you can install.
Defects on a building site, logged by area and trade, tracked to verified, and handed over as a numbered report.
Keep the trades on a job in one list instead of retyping a name on every snag, then send each contractor a report containing only their items, and mark the client's own contractors as outside your scope before the handover argument starts.
Run a project against the NHBRC key stages rather than a revision number, so a report says which inspection it came from and a fix-by date can be "before the drywall goes up" instead of "in 30 days".
Being built now. Close enough to talk about honestly.
A QR on the report opens a live web copy in any browser. No app, no account, and the link expires when you say so.
Decided on, not started. Here so you know where this is going.
The same capture-and-prove loop for panel beating and vehicle handover, in the words that trade actually uses.
Ingoing and outgoing inspections for rentals, where the argument is always about what the place looked like on the day.