State notices on proposals. Homeowner proposals now include the notices your state requires, such as in Florida and California, on both e-signed and printed PDFs.

Security update. This release updates the trusted certificates and secure connection components the app uses to protect your data. We recommend installing it right away.

Get paid online, made clear. See exactly which account and bank your payments go to. Change it or disconnect anytime. Building size, easier. If a photo doesn't show the building's size, enter length and width and see the area as you type. Works with Project Proctor. Change orders and progress payments billed from Proctor show up here, paid status included. Cleaner pricing. Lines grouped by trade, and a tidier Trades view.

• Estimate just your trades: when you upload plans, choose "Whole job" or pick specific trades, like drywall and insulation. • New Trades card on every estimate: see each trade's subtotal, switch trades on or off, and save a scoped copy. • See where every number came from: each line is marked printed, counted, read off the plans, or assumed. • Tell us how close your estimate was. Your feedback tunes pricing for your area. • Fix: the "Prices are out of date" banner no longer appears on estimates that are current.

• Change the appliance grade with one tap, right on the estimate card — the total updates instantly. • See the assumptions that move your number the most, ranked by dollars, so you know what to confirm first. • Add the job site while you send a proposal, without leaving the send screen. • Fixes: Pro subscribers were sometimes shown the paywall after signing in; clearer messages when an action isn't available on your plan; stability improvements.

Fixes a bug where subscribers were shown the upgrade screen when signing in, even with an active Pro or Business plan. Your subscription is now recognised immediately on sign-in, and when switching between accounts.

Change orders now read like contract documents. • Every line carries its CSI division and its measured quantity — 216 sf of pavers, not just a dollar amount. • The change-order PDF no longer truncates. It used to print six items and cut the rest to "+ 47 more," which also pushed the signature block off the page. Page 1 now carries a Cost by Division roll-up, and the full itemized breakdown gets its own pages with the quantity beside each item. • A signed change order shows its amended scope by division right on the job screen, with the items one tap below. Drafts don't — a draft isn't contract scope. • Divisions are now classified from the sheet a line was read off, not from its wording, so 3/4-inch plywood sheathing lands in roof deck or subfloor depending on the plan it came from. Division 05 Metals and general conditions are estimated on structural steel buildings instead of coming back at zero. Proposals now ask who you're sending to. • Homeowner, or business — a GC, developer, property manager, or tenant fit-out. The test is who you're contracting with, not what you're building: a developer's housing tract is residential work with a business counterparty. • Homeowner proposals and change orders need a job-site address before they can be sent. Deposit limits and state contract riders are set by where the work happens, and the address is the only thing that tells us the jurisdiction. Business sends aren't gated. Also in this release: proposals, change orders and the e-sign sheet are now fully translated in all eleven languages, including the deposit and retainage labels on the documents themselves.

Job site address on every estimate Add the property address to a takeoff, including the state. Your proposal then carries the right statutory disclosures for that jurisdiction automatically. Your licence and business details on proposals Add your business address, phone and licence number in Account — they now print on the documents you send. New accounts need a licence number before generating a proposal; existing accounts are unaffected. Cleaner subcontractor bids Consumer disclosures no longer appear on a bid you send to a general contractor. They belong on a homeowner contract, not on your bid to a GC. Itemised change orders Change order lines now carry quantity, unit and CSI division, so a change order breaks down and prices the same way the original estimate does. Better estimate names Supe names the work instead of using your whole prompt as the title. Plus fixes to trade classification.

Change orders, priced by Supe. • Describe a change in plain words. Supe scopes it, prices it into a range, and the items join your schedule of values and contract amount. • Change orders now state contract time on the signed document — days added to the schedule, or "no change" either way. • New trades: mold remediation, asbestos and lead abatement, termite treatment, and water mitigation. Fixes • Rate Us now opens the App Store so you can actually write a review. • The bottom tab bar no longer breaks apart at larger text sizes. • About shows the version you are actually running. • Removing a line item while offline no longer loses it silently.

Fixes an issue that prevented subscription options from loading on the plan screen. Subscribing and restoring purchases now work normally.

• Clients tab: a built-in CRM that groups every owner you've sent a proposal to. See total bid, paid, and outstanding at a glance, and save each client's phone and address. • Projects dashboard: track projects bid, amount bid, paid, and outstanding right on your home screen, filtered by month, quarter, or year. • Ask Supe, your AI estimating assistant, right from the tab bar. • A cleaner, better-balanced navigation bar, plus performance and stability improvements.

Get paid from the app. • Send a proposal, and an accepted one becomes a job with a schedule of values • Bill the deposit on acceptance, then bill by percent complete as work earns it • Your customer pays by card or bank transfer — funds go to your own Stripe account • A billing ledger per job: what’s paid, what’s outstanding, re-send or void a pay app Also: sheets now have a close button, transient messages stop piling up, and the pay page fits phone screens properly.

Get paid from the app. • Deposit on acceptance: set a deposit percentage on your proposal. When the owner signs, they can pay it right from the confirmation page by bank transfer or card. • Progress billing: every signed contract becomes a schedule of values by division. Bill completed work with the new draw tool — set percent complete per line, the amount due is calculated for you, and the owner gets a secure pay link. Retainage and a final payment are supported. • Billing screen: see every contract, what's been paid, what's outstanding, and re-send or void a pay app. • Powered by Stripe: set up payouts once under Profile → Get paid online. Funds go straight to your Stripe account. Also: the proposal page now prints the deposit due on acceptance, and a green Billing button on the project page takes you to the ledger.

• Estim8 Pro now speaks your language: Supe, takeoff results, pricing and line items follow your app language, with material names translated on the fly. • Document language: choose the language of the estimate PDF, proposal and e-signature email separately from the app — send an English proposal from a Spanish app, or the reverse. • Overhead & profit: tap to edit directly on the pricing screen. • Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Fixes an error on the upgrade screen (“Error 11”) that stopped free accounts from viewing plans. From 1.2.0: Proposals your clients can sign — a one-page Proposal & Acceptance sheet on your letterhead with the contract amount and its breakdown, e-signature by email with an executed copy and signature certificate, your company logo and drawn signature, more accurate takeoffs (full-resolution plan reading, area cross-checks, duplicate removal, site work / permits / impact glazing as flagged allowances), Supe always asks the roofing material, and dark-mode text fields fixed.

Proposals your clients can sign. • Proposal page: every priced takeoff now exports with a one-page Proposal & Acceptance sheet on your letterhead — pick the contract amount from the estimate range (Low, Mid, High or your own number) and the page shows how it breaks down into materials, labor, overhead & profit and contingency. The full estimate follows. • E-signature: send the proposal to the owner by email. They review it and sign on their phone; you both get the executed copy with a signature certificate, and the status (sent, viewed, signed) shows on the project. • Your brand: add your company logo and draw your signature once in Edit Profile — they appear on every proposal. • More accurate takeoffs: plan sheets are read at full resolution, floor areas are cross-checked against the area table, duplicate roofing, flooring and slab lines are removed, and site work, permits and impact-rated glazing (in coastal regions) are carried as clear, flagged allowances. • Supe always asks the roofing material before pricing a re-roof. • Fixed: text fields were hard to read in dark mode.

Supe AI: describe the job out loud and get a priced estimate in minutes. Assembly libraries for every trade, so the mud, tape and corner bead are on the list before you look. Faster plan reads and sharper regional pricing.

Adding New Features To Supe AI

Fixing Bugs

Fixed Minor Bugs

Improved Supe AI

Super AI Chat has been implemented.

Fixing Minor Bugs

Fixing Minor Bugs