Observed arrival · 2026-10-12
TalkTakeoff brings spoken job scopes to the estimate
A phone-based estimating tool for site-prep, demolition, and earthwork crews, turning spoken job details into priced line items and a client-ready proposal.
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- Site-prep, demolition, and earthwork contractors
- Worth noticing
- The worked example turns 2,400 square feet of six-inch slab into 44.4 cubic yards, 88.9 tons, and six truckloads.
Field notes
The page says estimates remain on the phone, with nothing uploaded unless the user sends it. Contractors can adjust a price book and factors for swell, shrink, and density, then correct calculated line items with a tap. A practice estimate is offered for exploration before bidding real work; the site describes the product as being field-tested ahead of public release.
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●ProPolished or operationally mature
◎NicheUnusually specific use
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