From raised to verified, with a photo
Photo-based defects and snagging list for handover - any trade or profession. A status board moves every defect from Open through In Progress and Fixed to Verified, an Areas view rolls the same defects up by room or location, and a Summary tab surfaces the oldest open item and a by-trade breakdown. Defects persist between sessions, and you can export the lot as CSV or PDF whenever you need it.
Every defect is a photo card that moves left to right through Open, In Progress, Fixed and Verified - click the arrows on any card to move it along or back, no dragging required.
Every defect can carry a photo, resized and compressed on your device before it's saved - the first genuinely photo-based capture flow anywhere in the Metre2 portfolio.
The Areas tab rolls every defect up by room or location - a colour-coded tile with an open count and a small photo collage for each area, sorted so the worst areas surface first.
The Summary tab doesn't just count defects - it flags the single oldest open item by name and age, so nothing quietly sits open for weeks unnoticed.
A breakdown of open defects by trade shows at a glance whether the bottleneck is electrical, plumbing, plastering or somewhere else entirely.
Search by title or notes, and filter the board by area, trade or severity to see exactly the slice of the job you're working on right now.
Add, rename, recolour or remove areas in Settings - each area's colour carries through to its cards on the board and its tile on the Areas grid.
Defects and their photos persist between sessions, so the list builds into a real running record - close the app and reopen it, and everything is right where you left it.
Export the whole list as a CSV file or a formatted PDF whenever you need it - for a client, a contractor, or a handover pack.
The sample data leans toward construction snagging, but nothing in the app enforces it - any handover-style job with defects to track and clear can use it.
A light/dark toggle that remembers your choice, and a randomised sample defect list - a fresh, realistic set every time - to explore the app before you start logging your own.
Fieldwire is a well-known construction field-management platform with strong punch-list (snagging) tools. It's built as a full project-management suite - here's how a focused, one-off desktop board compares for a contractor who just needs defects tracked to close-out.
| Feature | Snagging List | Fieldwire |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | £7.99 one-off after trial | From $39/user/month (Pro, billed annually) |
| Cost scales with team size | ✕ | ✓ |
| Works fully offline | ✓ | ✓ |
| Photo capture straight from the defect form | ✓ | ✓ |
| Drawing/plan markup tools | ✕ | ✓ |
| Open/In Progress/Fixed/Verified status board | ✓ | ~ |
| Full project-management suite (scheduling, docs, budgets) | ✕ | ✓ |
| One account across a whole app portfolio | ✓ | ✕ |
Comparison based on Fieldwire's publicly listed pricing and features as of August 2026 (fieldwire.com, capterra.com, work-management.org) - pricing and features change over time, so check fieldwire.com for current details. Fieldwire is a trademark of its respective owner; this comparison is for informational purposes and isn't sponsored by or affiliated with Fieldwire.
A closer look at the board, the Areas grid, the Summary tab, and dark mode with Settings open.
A status board, not a spreadsheet
Every room, with its open count and photos
The oldest open item, called out by name
Dark mode, and editable areas in Settings
Snagging List is a Windows desktop app, free to try from the Microsoft Store.
Yes - Snagging List uses the same shared Metre2 account as Vector, Forma and every other Keystone app. Sign in once and it works everywhere.
Every defect card on the Board has forward and back arrows - click through to move it along, or back if it needs re-checking. No dragging required.
No - defect tracking with a photo is useful for any handover-style job, though the sample data leans toward construction snagging. Nothing in the app enforces it.
Defects and any attached photos persist on your device between sessions and in any file you export - nothing is uploaded anywhere. They don't currently sync across multiple devices.
Photos are resized and compressed on your device before they're saved, so a defect log with plenty of photos stays reasonably light.
Yes - the Areas tab rolls every defect up by room or location, each with its own colour and a small photo collage, so you can see at a glance where the open items are.
Yes - click the pencil icon on any card to open it in the same quick form used for adding a new defect, including swapping or removing its photo.