Stop estimating.Start approving.
Inoscope reads your photos, floor plans, drawings, and engineer reports to scope the work, identify relevant specs, estimate quantities, and apply your pricing logic. It keeps the evidence beside the price so every assessment carries the context needed for approval. You approve instead of starting from a blank screen.
15-minute walkthrough • Real workflow review • Ask us anything
Your walkthrough covers
Ingest. Reason. Deliver.
Drop in anything. Inoscope scopes, measures, and prices. You approve.
Ingest
Drop in anything — drawings, plans, photos, voice notes, a tender pack. Inoscope takes it from there.
Reason
Inoscope reads it all, identifies the work, measures, writes the line items, and applies your pricing logic — learning with every edit.
Deliver
Review. Tweak a line if needed. Approve. Done.
Bring a real workflow or rate question
Win more work. Spend less time building quotes.
Inoscope turns the slowest part of your week — turning drawings, plans, or a site visit into a priced scope ready for approval.
Inoscope does the typing
Inoscope turns drawings, plans, tender packs, and photos into a priced scope. Your estimator moves from building every line manually to approving the result.
Your pricing logic, enforced
Inoscope uses your rates, markups, and margin rules on line items so pricing drift is visible before approval.
Memory that self-improves
Edits and approved decisions become reusable pricing logic. The more your team uses Inoscope, the better your pricing record fits the way you work.
Everything you need to go from brief to approved scope.
Photo-driven capture
Walk the site, snap photos, drop a voice note. One field visit — no transcription later.
Measurement takeoffs
Inoscope reads scale bars and reference objects. Calibrate once; every future takeoff matches.
Rate calibration, learned
Drop in past invoices and quotes. Inoscope uses them as pricing evidence, remembers approved edits, and keeps rate assumptions visible.
Plan, Build, Voice modes
Three ways to work with Inoscope. Plan the scope, build the estimate, or talk through the job in voice.
Snapshots & audit trail
Every approved assessment locks a snapshot — photos, rates, assumptions, and approvers. The record is there when pricing is queried.
Parallel projects
Inoscope runs multiple assessments in parallel — a tender, a site visit, a variation. Your team approves while the queue moves.
Start small. Scale when Inoscope pays for itself.
Plans from Starter to Scale. Full pricing on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
How does the walkthrough work?
Book a time and bring a real workflow, rate question, or assessment example. We show how Inoscope reads site context, builds the scope, prices the work, and routes the assessment through approval.
How does Inoscope learn my pricing?
Drop in past contractor invoices, supplier bills, and customer quotes — anything that shows how your business buys and sells. Inoscope uses them as pricing evidence, keeps approved edits, and calibrates future rates against the way your business actually prices work.
Does Inoscope really measure from photos?
Yes. Inoscope uses scale bars, reference objects, and floor plans to estimate dimensions. You calibrate the way your team measures once; Inoscope matches that on every assessment afterwards.
Can anyone on my team use it?
Yes — no specialist estimating background required. New hires, admins, and operations staff can capture the site, drive Inoscope in voice or plan mode, and move assessments through approval. Expertise stops being the bottleneck.
What kinds of jobs does it work for?
Residential + light commercial: damage repair, renovations, maintenance, small new-builds, and multi-trade tenders on the Scale plan. Works from photos, floor plans, or both.
Is my data secure?
Assessments, photos, and rate books are encrypted in transit and at rest. Role-based access keeps adjusters, contractors, and reviewers in the right lanes.
Ready to move from typing quotes
to approving them?
Book a walkthrough and see how Inoscope builds a scoped, priced assessment.
15-minute walkthrough • Real workflow review