For homeowners
Your snag list. And they have to prove every fix.
Free for homeowners, at key collection and after your renovation. Nothing to pay, ever.
When you use it
Two moments. One tool.
The same app, twice. First for the handover from the builder. Then after your renovation.
At key collection
Walk the unit. Snap what is wrong. Send the list.
You get a set window to report defects, and we count it down for you. We tell you when a deadline is close, so it does not run out while you are busy with the renovation.
- HDB flats: 1 month from key collection, before renovation starts.
- Private homes and ECs: 12 months.
Your own handover pack is the authority — check the dates it gives you.
After your renovation
Same tool, different other side. This time the list goes to your designer.
Every defect you log needs a photo back before it can be marked fixed. No photo, no fix — the app requires one.
How it works
Five steps, start to finish.
Snap it
A photo, a room, a line about what is wrong. That is the whole form.
Send the list
Nothing reaches them until you tap send. Add things all week if you want.
They acknowledge
They confirm they have seen it, and give you a date they mean to fix it by.
A photo of the fix
A photo for each defect. Nothing is marked fixed without one.
You decide
Accept it, send it back, or settle it between you. Only you can do this.
The rules
Four rules we built into the app.
Not policies we promise to follow. Rules the software enforces.
They can never edit or delete what you wrote
Only you can accept a fix
Only you can delete a defect — and we email you every time one is deleted
Your record stays yours, even if you change designer
If you hire help
Using a defect checker.
Appoint your defect checker in the app and they can log defects for you. They walk the unit, you keep control.
They cannot delete anything. They cannot accept a fix. They cannot send your list — that stays with you. Their access ends on a date you set, and you can end it sooner. Appoint a different one next time if you want to.
Privacy
What stays private.
Your address, your phone number and your notes are never public.
A firm’s public page shows its projects without naming anyone — no address, no unit number, no name. Your photos only ever go public if you choose to share them, after faces are blurred, and you can take that back at any time.
Questions
Straight answers.
Do homeowners pay anything?
Can a firm pay to look better here?
Can my designer change or delete what I wrote?
Who can see my address?
Do you sell my data?
How is a grade worked out?
What if I change designer halfway?
Start your list. It costs nothing.
Homeowners never pay us anything. Not a subscription, not a premium tier, not ever.