QuoteSnap is landing on Google Play this week
QuoteSnap is launching on Google Play this week. Built for tradespeople and small businesses, it makes it easier to create professional quotes from your phone and send them fast.

Good news. QuoteSnap should be hitting the Google Play Store this week.
I built it for tradespeople and small businesses who are sick of making quotes the slow way. If you are still piecing them together in notes apps, WhatsApp messages, old documents, or on paper, this is for you.
QuoteSnap helps you create clean, professional quotes straight from your phone. You can add line items, VAT, expiry dates, photos, save templates for the jobs you price all the time, and export branded PDFs that are ready to send to customers. The whole point is speed, clarity, and making you look more professional without adding extra hassle. Check out QuoteSnap
I wanted it to feel simple and useful from the start. No bloated nonsense. No digging through loads of menus. Just open it up, build the quote, send it, and get on with the job.
If you quote while you are out working, visiting customers, or pricing jobs in the van, that matters. The faster you can get a proper quote over to someone, the better your chances of winning the work.
This release is a big step because it means Android users will be able to download QuoteSnap directly from Google Play instead of messing about with test builds.
If that sounds useful, keep an eye out this week. I will be sharing the download link as soon as it is live.
You can also check out the app page here for a quick look at what it does before launch.
I will be building this out further over time as well, so this is just the start.
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