Do not sign
for defects
An inspector charges hundreds to walk your new apartment and write down what is wrong with it. SnagProof walks you through it yourself, tells you what to look at and why, and hands you the same document at the end.
It tells you what to look at
Two hundred checks across every room, and each one says why it matters. Pour water on the balcony and watch where it goes. Tap the tiles. Run every air conditioner at once.
Works in an empty building
No signal in a tower that has just been finished, and no account to create. Everything stays on the phone.
A document, not a list
A dated PDF with photographs, severities, the trade responsible, and a formal notification to the developer with a response deadline.
Evidence that holds
Every photograph is fingerprinted the moment it is taken. If an image is altered afterwards, the fingerprint printed in your report no longer matches.
It watches the whole year
The developer's obligation lasts twelve months. You are reminded to chase, to escalate, and to walk the property again before the cover runs out.
Nothing leaves your phone
No account, no sync, no server. Even the part that writes up a defect from what you say runs on your own device.
You get one visit
The keys are handed over once, and whatever you miss on that day quietly becomes yours to pay for. SnagProof walks you through the property room by room, telling you what to check and why. Anything wrong becomes a defect with photographs, a severity and a trade.
- Fifteen layouts from a studio to a five-bedroom villa
- Add your own rooms and your own checks
- Written for Gulf handovers: air conditioning, balcony drainage, tiling
Say it and move on
You know something is wrong. Describing it so a contractor can price it is the hard part. Say it in your own words and it comes back written up properly, with a severity and the trade responsible. It runs on your device, so nothing is sent anywhere.
- Dictate it with the keyboard microphone
- It also tells you what not to raise
- Photograph the defect while you are standing in front of it
The year does not look after itself
Most buyers snag on handover day, get some of it fixed, and forget. Eleven months later the developer's liability period closes and everything still outstanding becomes theirs. SnagProof counts the days: chase at two weeks, escalate at a month, walk it again with two months left.
- Unfixed defects carry forward with the date first raised
- A formal notification letter with a response deadline
- Reminders scheduled on your device, not by a server
Compare it to the alternative
A professional snagging report for a one-bedroom apartment in Dubai costs roughly AED 800 to 1,800. This is the same document, produced by you.
Free
The whole walkthrough and one finished report, watermarked. Unlimited areas, defects and photographs, so you can put it through your own handover before deciding anything.
Pro
$9.99 per month
Unlimited reports with no watermark, the formal notification letter to the developer, the escalation pack, and the reminders that run through the whole liability period.
Monthly only. Cancel any time in your Apple Account settings.
A note on what this is
SnagProof helps you produce a clear, dated, photographic record of a property at handover, and to keep track of what happens to it afterwards. It is not a survey, it does not give legal advice, and it cannot guarantee that a developer will rectify anything. Your contract with your developer governs the liability period; check it rather than relying on the app's dates.