Field guide

A Voice-to-Estimate App That Walks the Rock With You

Drywall walkthroughs are rhythmic — room, dimensions, board type, level, next room — which makes them perfect narration and terrible memory work. The notepad version loses the details that cost money later: which bath gets MR, where the L5 light rakes, how many stairwells. Say it once, where it's true.

The room-by-room cadence

"Great room, twenty-two by sixteen, nine-foot walls, vaulted ceiling — high-work; Level 4, knockdown ceiling. Hall bath — MR board. Stairwell to the basement, one. Garage — Type X on the house wall, fire-taped only." FieldSquire converts the cadence into board, hang, finish, texture, and multiplier lines at your saved rates, and shows what it heard — and what it deliberately ignored — for your check.

Mud-covered hands, pocketed phone

Bluetooth earbuds or Ray-Ban Meta glasses (standard Bluetooth audio — no direct Meta integration) keep the narration flowing while you tape-measure and probe. Voice commands pause and resume between floors; audio cues confirm state.

Levels and multipliers survive the drive

The details that leak from memory — the L5 option you meant to offer, the second stairwell, the painted-popcorn corner test — arrive in the draft with the photos you shot mid-sentence. Corrections you make become private company prices, so the next basement drafts itself closer.

Send it before the competition measures

Branded PDF, levels named, deposit set, e-signature collected at the job. The drywall estimating app is free for 14 days, no credit card — one walkthrough is the whole experiment.

Using Ray-Ban Meta glasses? See the full setup and photo workflow in How to Use Ray-Ban Meta Glasses for Contractor Estimates.