Assign work, document inspections, and coordinate vendors in one place. Prove the job is done without chasing updates across texts, emails, and spreadsheets.
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A request comes in. A vendor gets assigned. Photos land in a text thread. Someone asks for an update. By the time you need proof of the work, it’s buried.
Inspection photos, repair updates, and before-and-after shots end up on personal phones, in email, and in group chats.
No clear owner and no completion record means you spend your day checking in with vendors and maintenance crews.
Move-outs, unit turns, and recurring maintenance repeat the same steps across every unit.
A damage question, insurance claim, or maintenance dispute should not mean an hour of scrolling.
Safety videos, training logs, meeting invites. All in one place.
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From the first inspection photo to the last punch list item, field activity stays connected to the right property.
Capture inspection photos with timestamps and geolocation. Move-in, move-out, pre-occupancy, and maintenance records stay with the project.
Photo documentationCreate maintenance tasks, assign an owner, set due dates, and reuse checklists for recurring work and unit turns. See what’s done, overdue, and open.
Task managementBring outside contractors into the right project. Assign work and share details without a separate message thread for every vendor.
Team collaborationLog outstanding items as a checklist, assign the fix, attach photos, and check items off until every one is done.
Punch listsTag with a hashtag like #Building3_HVAC, then search the tag to find everything on that job.
How hashtags workShare a project report with owners: task status and updates, without your internal chat.
Project collaborationFrom day-to-day maintenance to full development handover.
Document move-in and move-out walkthroughs with task checklists and photos.
Put contractors on shared tasks so everyone sees what’s assigned and what’s done.
Put contractors on shared tasks. Fewer calls, fewer missed deadlines.
Document defects on site and assign each one to the right trade until every item is checked off.
What did the unit look like before repairs? Did the contractor finish the fix? The answer should not depend on finding the right phone.
Scattered photos
Photos scattered across personal phones and group chats
Buried messages
Messages buried in threads with no property or unit label
No link to the task
No link between the photo and the maintenance task
Chasing vendors
You, chasing vendors for proof of completion
Photos on the task
Photos tied to the maintenance task
Tagged updates
Every message and update tagged to its property or unit
One-search records
One hashtag search finds everything on the job
Proof on file
Proof of completion without chasing vendors
Owners and investors need to see progress. You still need to coordinate the people doing the work.
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Organize maintenance tasks, assign owners, document progress, and keep open work visible across buildings.
Build a repeatable process for documenting unit condition, capturing photos, and tracking follow-up repairs.
Line up cleaning, repairs, inspections, and final walkthroughs into one repeatable unit-turn process.
Assign work, share instructions, collect completion photos, and keep contractor updates in one place.
Track defects, assign corrective work, review completion photos, and get to handover clean.
Set up a consistent inspection routine for common areas, building systems, units, and follow-up maintenance.
Yes. Create maintenance tasks, assign each one to an owner, set due dates, and track what is open, overdue, and done. Photos, comments, and completion records stay on the task, so every repair has a record you can find later.
Yes. Build checklists for move-in, move-out, pre-occupancy, and routine building inspections. Capture photos with timestamps and geolocation as you walk the property, and keep each inspection with the property or project it belongs to.
Yes. Set up a checklist for cleaning, repairs, inspections, and the final walkthrough, then reuse it for every unit. Put contractors on the shared tasks so everyone sees what is assigned and what is done.
Yes. Invite vendors and subcontractors to specific projects as contributors, assign them tasks, and share the details they need. Their updates and completion photos land on the task instead of in a separate message thread for every vendor.
Yes. Log each outstanding item as a checklist entry, assign the fix to the right trade, attach photos, and check items off until every one is done. It works for developers getting to handover as well as for day-to-day closeouts.
Yes. Photos live on the task and project they belong to. Tag them with a hashtag like #Building3_HVAC, then search the tag to find everything on that job.
Yes. Share a project report with owners that shows task status and updates without your internal chat, so they stay informed without another meeting.
No. TaskTag is not a replacement for accounting or leasing software. It covers the field side of the work: tasks, inspections, photos, checklists, and vendor coordination.
TaskTag runs on iOS, Android, and the web, so your team can capture photos and updates from a phone and review them from the office. In basements, garages, and other dead zones, finish the update from the nearest spot with signal so the record stays complete.
Yes. TaskTag fits developer workflows such as pre-occupancy inspections, punch lists, and handover: document defects on site, assign each one to the right trade, and check items off until the building is clean.
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