Talk through the job the way you would to your foreman. Estiquik turns it into a draft estimate — rooms, line items, quantities — for you to review and price.
1 Record
Walk the house and talk: what's coming out, what's going in, rough sizes, anything the homeowner asked for. Stop when you're done and it's transcribed in a few seconds. Eight minutes is plenty; you can add photos and notes afterwards.
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Tap to start recording
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Recorded on your phone already? Voice Memos → share → save the file, then pick it here.
↳ What it heard
Fix anything it misheard — "eighteen" for "eight" is the usual one. The draft is made from this text.
2 Add what you've got — optional, all of it
Photos of the rooms, the homeowner's wish list, your own measurements, an old estimate to revise. The more it sees, the fewer questions it has to leave you.
Downscaled before upload — a phone photo becomes ~150 KB.
3 Draft the estimate
Rooms, line items and quantities, with what it assumed, what's excluded, and what to ask the homeowner. It doesn't price — every line lands with the price blank for you (or your price list) to fill.
Assumptions
Excluded
Ask the homeowner
Every line arrives marked as AI-drafted until you've looked at it.