For Builders

Tools we built for our own jobs.

We write software for the problems we run into on site. These are the tools we use at Marblehead Carpentry, open to anyone in the trades.

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Invoicing app for contractors

Thicc Books

Built for builders. Not boardrooms.

Create invoices and estimates fast, track time at the job with automatic geofence detection, bulk-import material receipts from photos, and keep your books tax-ready.

$9.99One-time purchase. No monthly fees.

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  • Invoice and estimate in minutes

    Professional PDFs with your logo, line items, tax, credits, and receipt photos. Duplicate any document into a new draft.

  • Optional job-site time tracking

    Turn on a geofence at the client address and billable labor rolls into the invoice as man-hours. Location stays on your iPhone.

  • Bulk materials from receipt photos

    Import a stack of supplier receipts at once. On-device OCR groups them by day, applies optional markup, and merges them into line items.

  • Books that stay tax-ready

    Transactions, chart of accounts, mileage, profit and loss, and categories mapped to common tax lines.

  • Bring your history with you

    CSV import from Billdu, QuickBooks, FreshBooks, Xero, Zoho, and Wave, with iCloud sync across your Apple devices.

  • Private by design

    Your data lives on your device and in your own iCloud account. No analytics and nothing sold.

Job walkthroughs

Scope Capture

A scope of work is only as good as the walkthrough behind it. Scope Capture turns a site visit into a numbered, photographed, measured document before you are back in the truck.

Start a project

Name the job and add the client and address.

Capture each item

One scope item per repair or build, each with its own photos.

Mark measurements

Draw a line on the photo and label it with the dimension.

Dictate the notes

Talk through what you see instead of typing on a ladder.

Stair Calculator

From total rise to a cut stringer.

Type measurements the way you read them off the tape. Get a drawing to scale, the framing square settings, and a check against Massachusetts or IRC limits.

Open the calculator