Keep the conversation.
Start with what was discussed: the selections, inclusions, allowances, and questions that deserve a place in the project.
A clearer scope. A better handoff.
You said it.
They heard it.
Is it in the scope?
Catch the gap between the customer conversation and the proposal—before it becomes work you didn’t price.
In development for remodelers & design-build teams.
THE SPACE BETWEEN SAID & SIGNED
“Yes, replacing those
two windows is included.”
Salesperson · Confirmed inclusion
Bathroom demolition
Tile, vanity & fixtures
Two replacement windowsNot in scope ↗
A promise worth a second look.Clarify it before the customer signs.
An illustrative scope check. Your team makes the call.
Built around the details that matter.
- Remodeling
- Kitchen & bath
- Design-build
01 / The familiar problem
A small promise.
A very real cost.
“But your salesperson said
that was included.”
The walkthrough was clear. The proposal was a little less clear. Now your crew is on-site, the customer expects more, and someone has to make it right.
Saidso is being built to catch those gaps while there’s still time to clarify them.
01Said in the walkthrough
A detail. A selection. An inclusion.
02Lost in the proposal
A missing line. An assumption.
03Paid for on the job
Extra work. An awkward conversation.
02 / A better handoff
From “we talked about it”
to “we accounted for it.”
A proposed workflow that gives sales, estimating, and production the same starting point.
Check the written scope.
Compare the conversation with the proposal. Surface missing commitments and separate firm agreements from open questions.
Get aligned. Then build.
Your team reviews the gaps, clarifies expectations, and updates the scope before signing and handing the job to production.
03 / See the difference
A useful flag.
Not another pile of notes.
Explore three sample findings. Because a confirmed promise and a passing question shouldn’t be treated the same.
01 / What was said
“Yes, replacing those two windows is included.”
Salesperson · confirmed commitment
02 / What’s in the proposal
Bathroom remodel. Demolition, tile, vanity, and fixtures.
Illustrative proposal excerpt
Missing from proposal
Two windows. One missing line item.
Window replacement was confirmed in the conversation, but does not appear in this sample proposal.
Illustrative example, not a live product result. Your team reviews every finding.
For the handoff that can’t afford a guess.
Sales knows what was said.
Production should, too.
For remodeling and design-build teams where the person who sells the job isn’t always the person who builds it.
A few things, clarified.
Good questions.
Straight answers.
We’re early. Here’s where things stand.
What is Saidso?
Saidso is an early-stage product concept for checking contractor sales conversations against written proposals. The goal is to help teams spot missing scope, unclear allowances, and commitments that need review before the customer signs.
Who is it being built for?
Our initial focus is remodeling and design-build companies where sales, estimating, and production are handled by different people. That handoff is where an important detail can get lost.
Can I use the product today?
Saidso is in development. Early access is an invitation to share your workflow and help shape the product, not immediate access to a finished application. A launch date and pricing have not been set.
Does every customer request become a commitment?
No. A customer request, a tentative statement, and a confirmed inclusion are different. The proposed workflow keeps those distinctions visible and asks your team to review the finding before making a decision.
Will I need a special recording device?
A capture method has not been selected yet. We are exploring ways to work with recordings and proposal documents. Specific devices, file formats, and integrations are still being evaluated.
What about recording consent and privacy?
Consent, access controls, retention, and deletion need to be defined before a recording pilot begins. This landing page does not accept recordings or project documents. Those details will be shared before anyone is asked to provide them.
Help shape Saidso from the start.
Let’s get the details
right, together.
If a forgotten promise has ever followed you onto a job, we’d like to hear about it. Help shape a clearer path from conversation to scope.
Early access is taking shape.
We’re preparing a way for interested teams to get involved. Check back here for details.
Explore the sample scope check