• Crew and Schedule are one step - your crews line up beside their bars on one canvas, drag a takeoff onto a crew and its bar moves the moment it lands, drag the bar itself to set when they start • Dropping scope on a staffed crew tops it up instead of doubling it - the same four workers pick up the next job, and pulling scope off hands the hours back, with undo on every toast • The ON SITE lane counts heads per day - each crew a block in the stack, the total on the wire, tap a day to see who's out there • The crew drawer matches the web - tap a catalog card and it joins the 1st shift sized to the crew's days; rates, bonus hours, freight and attachments open right off the card, popovers on iPad, sheets on the phone • A demand chip reads what the drawn scope asks for, and Fill demand staffs the whole crew in one tap • Hours per day and days per week are set from the drawer, and every quantity can be typed, not just stepped • Zones are gone - every takeoff lives on one flat list, named and tied to the sheet it's drawn on, never buried behind a picker • The takeoff sheet is one panel now, and tons and loads read for the whole project • Peers see a takeoff while it's being drawn - vertices, rubber band and fill ride live presence, and crew changes land on every device as they happen • General polish and bug fixes throughout

• Takedown - mark work off the plan by erasing it, on the sheet and on the satellite, with the takeoff list on one rail and undo and redo history on the other • Pan bares the sheet, and the takeoffs tool brings the takeoff and its eraser back together • Picking a field tool closes the takeoff list, so the sheet is never buried • The proposal reads as the printed page on your phone, footer and all • Items - the phone reads your company's item list, and a material or backfill node can offer a shortlist you pick from on site • Backfill rates key on the fill name, so the rate you typed is the rate you get • Works on a bad signal - requests retry with backoff, share in-flight reads and time out, and offline queues back off after a failed pass • One plan read per screen, and no more roster refetch every time you swipe a photo • Push is verified end to end - delivery receipts are read, errors logged, and dead devices dropped • Disposal nodes choose what they bill, and unpriced hauling and disposal still show on the report and bid sheet • The assistant sees the sheet the way you do, takeoffs and marks drawn on it • General polish and bug fixes throughout

• Proposals are a real document now - write on the same page that prints, with font, size and line-spacing controls, a letterhead that sits on the page margin, and share the real PDF from your phone • Sign in with your email - a six-digit code arrives in your inbox, with password still there if you prefer it • Circuits are the whole takeoff library - the materials tab is gone, and materials and backfill are typed straight into the node that uses them • Every takeoff starts with the tool - the same card picker on web and phone, with folders, collapsible categories and ranked search • The bill of takeoffs is card-driven - unit columns, readout rows, totals combined across zones, and the same bill in PDF, workbook and on your phone • Build a crew where you use it - the labor node opens the crew drawer, the crew board reads what your circuits demand, and machines bring their own crew • One project status - execution folded into the project lifecycle, so a job carries a single status from bidding through done • Dispatch is a four-stage board - drag an ask forward, plan a multi-stop run on the map, and answers land as ack then ETA • Forms grew up - seven new field kinds, conditions, calculations and modifiers in the builder, plus a PDF of every entry • Known data arrives filled in - prefill by default across the app, and every new project opens with Zone 1 already there • The assistant reads your takeoffs - shapes, quantities, sheets and zones, exactly as you drew them • The field package is now a purchasable add-on, with seat limits enforced at invite • General UI polish and bug fixes throughout - downloaded projects paint offline on cold start, scrap yards weigh in long tons, and building footprint reads as project area

• Sign in with your phone — field workers get a six-digit code by text, no email or password • Foremen can clock the crew in and out from the crew board, and workers verify their own hours • Shift mileage is tracked automatically, with a reminder to clock out when you leave the site • One dashboard for every role, with a project dock and plans room for foremen • New Dispatch tool on the foreman clock rail • Documents step now includes a Documents tab alongside drawings and specs • Report sections collapse, with the cost summary always in view • Keyboard no longer covers inputs on sheets • General UI polish and bug fixes throughout

• Smoother crew actions • General UI polish and bug fixes throughout

• Surveys — pin a question on the plan from the office, answer it right on the plan from the field • Refreshed benchmark walkthrough for faster, guided review • Smoother crew map interactions and quick actions • General UI polish and bug fixes throughout

• Draw takeoffs directly on satellite imagery of the site — measure, edit shapes, and see where you're standing • Freehand traces keep every corner you draw, or hold to square them up • Site markers can be picked up and moved instead of deleted and redone • Mark up photos full screen; every capture records who took it and when • New Scout seat: a capture-only role for anyone walking a site • Your full material and equipment library is now on the phone • New Calendar tab for job dates and bid deadlines • Smoother pinch-zoom on large plans, a more reliable site map, and fixes to drag-to-reorder lists