Capture defects on site with your phone, track by unit or area, and generate professional snag reports for handover and JBCC compliance — without paper.
A snag list (also called a defect list or punch list) is a formal record of incomplete work, defective finishes, or substandard installations identified before or at practical completion. Under a JBCC contract, snags must be formally documented, assigned, and rectified before the final certificate is issued.
In practice, most South African construction teams still manage snag lists on paper, WhatsApp, or shared spreadsheets. The result:
SnapStrux replaces all of this with a single, mobile-first platform that creates a defensible snag record from first capture to final close-out.
Open SnapStrux on your phone, tap the camera, describe the defect, and save. Every snag is automatically timestamped, geotagged, and linked to the correct project and unit. No forms, no admin, no back-of-site laptop.
For residential handovers and multi-unit developments, SnapStrux organises snags by individual unit. Each unit has its own defect record, QR code, and status dashboard.
When you need to formally issue a snag list — for handover, JBCC compliance, or dispute documentation — SnapStrux generates it in one tap.
Most construction software is designed for the UK, US, or Australian markets. It assumes stable internet, desktop access, and formal document management systems. South African construction looks different.
Join South African construction teams using SnapStrux to capture, track, and report site defects — from practical completion to final close-out.