Step 01
Show the project
Upload wide shots, close details, a short walk-through, and any measurements you already have.
AI planning for real projects
Take a picture of your project. Find out what it should cost.
Start with your deck. ScopeSnap turns project photos into a clear scope, material plan, and a practical cost range before you call contractors.
Built for planning and comparing bids. Always use a qualified local contractor to inspect the site before approving work.
Deck replacement · example output
$8,400–$11,200
Preliminary planning range
Estimate ready
Scope, materials, and assumptions.
Built for a clearer start
See it. Price it. Build it.
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Clear assumptions, not false precision
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One scope to share with every bidder
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A practical range before the callbacks
How it works
From photos to possibilities.
Skip the long form and show the job as it is. ScopeSnap organizes the first details so you can make a better plan.
Step 02
Review the working scope
See the likely tasks, material categories, labor considerations, and questions that affect price.
Step 03
Request better bids
Use the same clear brief with local contractors so each conversation starts with more context.
A deck report starts with the essentials
Know what belongs in the conversation.
Likely demolition, framing, boards, railings, and fasteners
Material categories with a practical waste allowance
Labor considerations and a preliminary cost range
A contractor-ready brief for comparable bids
A strong first estimate makes every next step easier.
ScopeSnap gives you a starting point to budget, learn the project language, and compare quotes with more confidence.
Estimates are preliminary planning guidance. Conditions discovered on site, regional rates, permits, structural requirements, and contractor availability can change the final price.
Before you upload
A few straight answers.
Your next project starts here
Your deck is already in your camera roll.
Upload the job once. Get a clearer range and a scope that contractors can respond to.