Product · how it works

Take the photo.Skip the evening.

Kanapy turns what you capture on site into the notes, the photo log and the next step. Nothing gets typed twice.

A restoration technician checks moisture below a window, with the Kanapy capture screen showing the same wall and reading.

The Kanapy film

From damage to done.In 57 seconds.

A loss, the record that grows around it, and the approval at the end. Sound on.

How it fits together

One app on site.One record that holds up.

You open one thing. What you capture lands in the project record, your KanapyCrew reads it with you and drafts the notes in your words, and the file moves on with the proof attached.

01

Capture

On site

02

Create

With your Crew

Inspection Notes · Riverside restoration

Water loss — East Wing, Level 2

Prepared for Sterling Mutual, claim RVR-2026-0312

Date of loss 9 March 2026Inspected 12 March 2026Issued 13 March 2026

Water intrusion along the east wall. Attributed to wind-driven rain at the second window head (on or about 9 March 2026). (Fig. 1)

CrewBotTwo readings sit above goal near the window. Want the estimate note as its own section?Its own sectionA findingAsk Dennis
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Manage

Share from the same record

Network

People you'd call again.
Papers current.

Every sub's COI, every engineer's license, every certification lands with the person the day they show up. Kanapy keeps the documents beside the name and flags each one before it lapses, so the next job starts with everyone current.

Who you answer to

The answer is already written.

They text you. You answer in a minute, in your own words, with the file attached, drafted from the record you already keep.

The adjuster What changed since last week?
The owner And why did the cost go up?
You, the contractor East wall drywall went from 4 ft to 8 ft after the readings on the 4th. That’s the $2,140. Update attached, every entry has its photo.Claim update7 entries · 31 photos · rev. 2

Beta

Nobody has to approve it.
The first 30 days are on us.

Kanapy works for one person on one project. Bring yours, see how it holds up, then decide.

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