Notes in one place, photos in another
A notebook, a camera roll and a marked up PDF. Tonight you turn them into a report at the desk.
In development
Walk the site and talk.
Walk the site and talk.
The field report is ready
before you leave.
Walkmic is a field report app for architects, coming to iPad, iPhone and Android. Talk and take photos as you walk, and AI drafts the report: weather, trades on site, progress, observations and the open items pinned on the drawing. You review it, sign it and send it.
The owner and the contractor open the report free with one link. No account, no app.
Voice note · 0:09
"Drywall and electrical on site today. Room 204, outlet cover missing next to the vanity."
Field report · drafted by AI
Site visit 7
- Date
- 30 October
- Weather
- Cloudy, 54°F
- On site
- DrywallElectrical
- Progress
- Level 2 taping under way
- Action
- Outlet cover missing, 204 Bath
- Photos
- 6 attached
The problem
The site visit takes an hour.
The field report takes the evening.
The same report, typed again
Date, weather, who was on site, what changed since the last visit. You type the same headings after every visit.
A contractor stuck at a sign in screen
The report goes out as an attachment. To answer the items, the contractor needs an account, a password and a seat.
We are building Walkmic to put your voice, your photos and the drawing in one place, draft the field report while you walk, and send one link that anyone can open.
Say what you see. Walkmic drafts the field report, pins the open items on the plan and has it ready to sign before you reach the car.
What we are building
Everything a site visit needs,
nothing it does not
No RFIs, submittals or schedules. Walkmic does the field report well and stays out of the way.
The report is drafted on site
Talk and take photos as you walk. AI drafts the weather, the trades on site, progress and observations. You review and sign.
Open items pinned on the drawing
Tap the plan for each item that needs action. The punch walk sits inside the report, with room, trade and photo.
Owners and contractors read free
One link, no account, no app. The contractor replies, adds a photo of the fix and closes the item.
Built to keep your work
Voice notes, photos and pins save on the device first. No signal in the basement is fine. The AI drafts when you are back online.
Any PDF, marked up with a pen
Open a drawing set from Files, Mail or a cloud drive with no project setup. Mark it up with Apple Pencil.
A report the owner can read
Your logo on the cover, the visit number, the marked up plan and the photos in one clean PDF.
How it works
Three steps, one site visit
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Open the drawing set
From Files, Mail, a cloud drive or the share sheet. No project to set up first.
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Walk and talk
Say what you see and take photos. Tap the plan for each item that needs action. The AI drafts the report as you go.
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Review, sign and send
Check every line and sign. Send a PDF and a link to the owner and the contractor before you leave the site.
Why architects switch
Most field apps
were built for the contractor
They want a project set up, a paid seat for every person and a signal in every room. A site visit has none of that.
Markup that fights the pen
Revu for iPad left the App Store on 31 December 2025 (Bluebeam support). If your markup tool is gone, you need one that still feels like a pen on site.
A paid seat for every person
Per user prices make you choose who sees the report. The owner and the contractor end up with a PDF in their inbox and no way to reply.
Setup before the first note
Create a project, upload the set, wait for it to process. On site you only want to open the drawing and start.
Apps that lose the visit
One crash or a failed sync in a basement, and your notes and photos are gone. You walk the site again.
Walkmic is not affiliated with Bluebeam.
Early access price
Join early and pay less in year one
$99first year, then the regular price
Pro is planned at $199 per year. Join before launch to get the beta first and pay $99 for your first year.
- No payment today. We email you a payment link before the beta opens.
- Full refund, automatically, if Walkmic is not live by 30 June 2027.
- Refund on request at any time before launch. No questions.
- Guests are always free. Owners and contractors never need a paid seat to read the report.
- 14 day free trial of Pro for everyone at launch.
FAQ
Questions architects ask
When can I use Walkmic?
Walkmic is in development. We plan a beta in early 2027 and the launch in spring 2027. Everyone on the waitlist gets the beta invite first.
What goes into the field report?
The date, the weather, the people and trades on site, work in progress, your observations, the items that need action pinned on the drawing, and your photos. It follows our own report structure, and you can edit every line.
Does the AI write the report for me?
The AI drafts it from your voice and photos. You review every line, fix what is wrong and sign it. Nothing goes to the owner or the contractor until you send it.
Can I still run a punch walk?
Yes. Tap the plan to pin each item that needs action. The items go into the report with the room, the trade and your photo, and each trade gets a link to its own items.
Is Walkmic a replacement for Revu for iPad?
For site visits, punch walks and field markup on iPad, that is what we are building it for. Walkmic does not import Revu tool sets and does not sync with Revu on the desktop.
Does it work without a signal?
That is how we are building it. Voice notes, photos, pins and markups are saved on the device first. When it is back online, the AI drafts the report and the uploads finish.
Do owners and contractors need an account?
No. They open one link in a browser. They can read the report, reply, add a photo of the fix and close their items. Guests are always free.
What will it cost?
A free plan with one active project. Pro is planned at $199 per year per user, with a 14 day free trial. If you hold the early access price, you pay $99 for your first year.
How does the early price refund work?
If Walkmic is not live by 30 June 2027, you get a full refund automatically. Until launch, you can ask for a refund at any time. No payment is taken today.
Which devices does it run on?
iPad, iPhone, and Android phones and tablets. Apple Pencil support on iPad. Guests use any browser on any device.
Does the AI check code compliance?
No. The AI drafts the report from your voice and photos. It does not check building code, accessibility or safety rules. You review and sign every report.
What happens to my drawings and photos?
They stay yours. We store them to sync your devices and share the links you create. We never sell your data, and you can delete your account and data at any time.
Leave your next site visit with the report done
Join the waitlist for the beta. Tick the box to hold the early access price.