01 · Capture
Walk it once with your phone
Photos sort themselves into buildings, sides and surfaces while you walk. Add a voice note when something's worth saying.
Renobase puts an agent on every step from the expo list to the final invoice. It qualifies properties, measures from your photos, writes the Proposal and follows up from your mailbox. You approve, and you win the work.
Renobase's Home page after a night of agents: five things done, each with Undo, and two waiting for your approval.
Good morning, Sam
Five things got done overnight. Two are waiting on you, and both are about money.
Capture to Proposal
Take the photos you already take. Agents find every surface, measure it, check it against the spec and price it from your book. You check the few numbers it isn't sure about.
Harbor View Flats · North elevation
A line drawing of a three-story apartment property. A scan passes across it and labels each surface with its measured area and how sure the takeoff is, while a Proposal fills in beside it.
01 · Capture
Photos sort themselves into buildings, sides and surfaces while you walk. Add a voice note when something's worth saying.
02 · Takeoff
Square feet and counts for each surface, with a confidence on every number. You check the ones it flags, not all of them.
03 · Scope
It reads the spec and the customer's request against the takeoff, and asks before a gap costs you margin.
How it works
Each step hands the property, its people and its history to the next. The agents read the same record you do, and every step ends with you deciding.
Step 01 · List
After the signature
Won work becomes a job with the takeoff as its budget. Supplier invoices land against it, and when paint runs over, you get the reason, not a report.
You stay in charge
Agents act on their own inside limits set in code, not in a prompt. Anything that touches money a customer has seen, or can't be taken back, waits for a person.
01 · Undo
Each write keeps what was there before. One click puts it back, on the record or for a whole run.
02 · Your mailbox
Follow-ups leave your own mailbox in business hours, after a hold you can cancel. Opt-outs are honored by code.
03 · Ready for you
Deletes, price changes after a customer has looked, and anything prompted by an outsider's words land on Home for a yes.
Why Renobase
A lead list ends where your week begins: the calls, the walk, the takeoff, the Proposal, the chasing. That's the part Renobase takes on.
| Part of the work | Lead lists and CRMs | Renobase |
|---|---|---|
| The list | Names to triage | Properties ranked by when they're due |
| The takeoff | Another tool, by hand | Drafted from your photos |
| The Proposal | A template you fill | Priced from your book, ready to send |
| The follow-up | A reminder you snooze | Sent when they go quiet |
| After the win | Someone else's software | Same record: budget, spend, overruns explained |
“Renobase has transformed our sales process. We're winning more work and saving more time.”
Questions
Anything else, ask us on a demo. We'll run it on one of your own properties.
Everyday work, yes: logging a call, drafting a takeoff, moving a stage. Every change has a receipt and an Undo. Email waits through a hold you can cancel, and deletes, prices a customer has seen and anything prompted by an outsider's words wait for you to approve.
Yours. You connect your own mailbox, and replies come back to you. Renobase sends plain, one-to-one email in business hours and never to someone who opted out.
Yes. Import a CSV or a spreadsheet. Renobase matches the properties and people you already have, so nothing is entered twice.
Yes. The database checks your company on every read and write, for people and agents alike, and an agent sees your data only while it's working a task for your company.
Plans are per company, not per seat, so estimators, project managers and the office all work in it. Book a demo and we'll set you up with the right one.
Bring your last expo list and one property you're bidding. We'll show you what Renobase does with both, live.
Book a demo30 minutes, on your own data