A place to start.
Accept a written description, an image, a PDF drawing, or a combination. Homeowners don’t need to know construction terminology.
The product
A better way to start the quote.
Help homeowners explore what’s possible. Give your team the context to take the next step.
A project starts taking shape
Homeowner request
“A 20 by 25 foot composite deck, with railing on three sides.”
Photo, sketch, or PDF welcome
Illustrative walkthrough. Concept is an example, not a construction plan.
Their idea.
Your expertise.
A clearer connection.
QuoteWillow sits between the first spark of a project and the first conversation with your team.
Homeowners describe what they want or share a photo, sketch, or plan. QuoteWillow helps turn that input into a preliminary scope, estimate, and inquiry you can work with.
Explore the experienceA project to discuss.
Bring requirements, dimensions, assumptions, and a generated concept together when the input supports them.
A preliminary answer.
Provide a planning range based on your configured prices and project rules. Ask for clarification or send the request to builder review when needed.
A useful handoff.
Keep the original request, files, estimate details, and contact information together so your team can pick up the conversation.
The number has
a starting point. Yours.
Your materials, labor costs, and project configuration inform the estimate. You can review the assumptions and calculation details behind it.
Interpretation and calculation, separated.
AI helps interpret the project. Application rules calculate quantities, labor, and totals from your configuration. The model does not invent the final price.
Your judgment stays in the process.
A preliminary range is a planning tool. Site conditions, missing information, and final scope still need your team’s review.
Make your next inquiry
a better conversation.
Give homeowners a useful first answer. Give your team a clearer next step.