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About

Built by engineers who still go to site

SIAPP exists because the tools available were either a clipboard or a platform that needed a consultant. We wanted the middle: something you can open in a stairwell, use with one hand, and finish before you get back to the van.

103K+
Downloads
183
Countries
11
Languages
1
Small team
Why

The evening report had to go

Every inspection ends the same way: two hundred photos with names like IMG_4471, a notebook you can half read, and an hour at a laptop trying to remember which crack was on level two.

The fix is not more storage. It is attaching the answer to where and when at the moment the photo is taken, so that the report is a rendering job rather than a memory test.

That is the whole idea. Pin the photo to the plan while you are standing on the spot, and the report writes itself.

A floor plan with photo pins in SIAPP
How we decide

Four rules we hold ourselves to

Site conditions are the design brief

One hand free, gloves on, bright sun, no signal, a phone at 20%. If a feature does not survive that, it does not belong in the app.

Offline is the default, not a mode

Everything is written to the device first. Sync is something the app worries about, not something you have to think about.

The report is the product

Photos nobody can act on are just storage. We spend most of our effort on the thing you actually hand over at the end of the day.

No dark patterns

A real free plan, prices shown in your own currency straight from the store you bought in, cancel from that store in two taps, and your data exportable whenever you want it.

Timeline

Short history, quick pace

2025

Started on a job site

Built out of the same frustration everyone on site has: photos scattered across a camera roll, notes on a damp piece of paper, and a report that eats the evening.

2026

Shipped on Google Play

A native Android app with offline capture, pin-to-plan photos and one-tap PDF reports. Paid plans arrived through Google Play billing.

2026

Shipped on the App Store

The same app on iPhone, with the same offline capture and reports, and subscriptions through Apple. SIAPP is now on both stores.

Today

183 countries, 11 languages

Around 103,399 downloads so far, on Android and iPhone.

Facts

SIAPP at a glance

Short, factual answers to the questions people ask before they try SIAPP.

What is SIAPP?
SIAPP is a snagging, punch list and site inspection app for construction. On site you photograph a defect, pin it to the exact spot on the floor plan, add a note and a category, and produce a PDF report before you leave. It is built by a small team of engineers.
Does SIAPP track defects to closure?
Yes, on Professional and Enterprise. Any defect photo can become a task pinned to the plan, with a priority, a due date and a status (open, in progress, completed). You add after photos next to the before photos, reminders go out when tasks are due or overdue, and the punch list PDF shows every defect with its status. You assign tasks to teammates: up to 3 team members on Professional, unlimited on Enterprise.
Who is it for?
Snagging inspectors, site managers, handover and fit-out teams, contractors and subcontractors, clerks of works and engineers: anyone who walks a building, records defects or progress, and has to hand over a report.
Which platforms does it run on?
Android phones and tablets (Google Play), iPhone (App Store), and a web dashboard at siapp.cc that works in any browser for the office side of the job. One account works on all of them.
Does it work for teams?
Yes, on Professional and Enterprise. Professional includes up to 3 team members and Enterprise as many as you need. You give each one a role (admin, member or viewer), share projects, assign tasks and message each other per project. Team members get these features in the projects they are invited to. Free and Solo are single-user plans.
How is SIAPP different?
SIAPP is built for one job: snagging and handover inspections done on a phone. You pin each photo to the floor plan where you stand, capture works offline, and the PDF report is produced on site rather than in the evening. Pricing is per account, not per user, and paid plans start at $14 a month (US price). People often consider SIAPP alongside tools such as Fieldwire, PlanRadar, Snagmaster and Procore; the right choice depends on your team and projects, so the simplest test is the free plan on a real inspection.

A real person answers

Write to support@siapp.cc and someone who has actually used the app on a site will reply.