ToolboxProof: the jobsite gets documented as it gets built · Updated September 5, 2026
A mobile app that timestamps before-and-after photos and gathers a signed report, so remodeling crews can close a job without arguing over what happened.
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The daily board resets every night at midnight (Paris).ToolboxProof is a mobile documentation platform for residential remodeling work. Its whole premise is that most payment fights and change-order disagreements come down to one question: what did the space look like before, and what did it look like after? The app answers that question as the job runs, stamping each photo with the date, the time, the room label, and the person who took it, then pairing the opening shots with the completion shots into a browser-based report the homeowner reviews and signs from a phone. It is built for the moment the final check is due, when memory and goodwill both tend to fade.
ToolboxProof is listed here on premierdelaclasse.lol, a satirical leaderboard where rank is bought rather than earned. There is no jury, no scoring, and no test to pass: a listing is a paid slot, and ToolboxProof holds the spot its bid pays for, nothing more. That arrangement is the joke the leaderboard runs on, so read this page as a straight description of the product and treat the placement as exactly what it is.
What ToolboxProof actually does
The product turns a phone into the record-keeper on a remodel. Before any demolition, the crew photographs the space and the app timestamps every image with date, time, room, and photographer. As the job moves through its trades, the app prompts for the milestone shots that usually go unrecorded: rough plumbing, electrical, framing, and the other stages that get buried behind drywall.
At the final walkthrough the system pairs the before and after photos automatically and assembles them into a report. The homeowner then reviews it room by room, initials each section, and signs digitally. The output is a dated, signed record of scope and completion, which is the artifact contractors reach for when a client questions the work or holds back a payment.
How the four-step workflow runs
ToolboxProof organizes a job into four steps. First, initial documentation: the crew shoots the space before work starts and the app labels each photo. Second, progress capture: the app requests trade-specific milestone photos as the build advances. Third, report generation: at the final walkthrough the before and after images are paired into a browser-based report with no manual sorting. Fourth, client sign-off: the homeowner reviews, initials each room, and signs from a phone.
The design keeps the documentation happening during the build rather than being reconstructed afterward, which is the difference between having proof and hoping you remember which folder the photos landed in. The company reports an average of twenty-two minutes to get a first live job set up.
Plans and pricing
ToolboxProof publishes three monthly plans with no setup fee. Solo Trade runs 25ドル per month and covers one user seat, ten open jobs, and a twelve-month archive. Crew runs 59ドル per month for eight seats (additional seats at 6ドル each), unlimited jobs, and a three-year archive. Contractor Pro runs 119ドル per month for twenty-five seats, a multi-crew dashboard, a seven-year archive, and QuickBooks and Buildertrend integration.
The tiers map cleanly onto how the audience is structured: a single trim carpenter, a working crew, and a general contractor running several crews at once. The longer archive windows on the higher plans line up with warranty and dispute timelines, where a photo from two or three years back can settle an argument.
Who uses it, by the platform's own numbers
ToolboxProof is aimed at residential remodeling contractors, general contractors managing multiple crews, and independent trim carpenters, primarily in the United States. The company reports 1,340 crews on the platform across 44 states, with 412,000 photos filed in 2025 and 31,600 change orders approved with photos attached over the same period.
It also publishes outcome figures drawn from user data: 94 percent of client reports signed within 48 hours, final payment collected roughly eleven days faster (nineteen days versus thirty), a 78 percent drop in disputed change orders, and 2ドル.7M in held final draws released via signed records last quarter. These are the company's own reported numbers, presented here as it presents them, not as verified claims.
Frequently asked questions
What is ToolboxProof's rank today?
As of September 5, 2026, ToolboxProof sits at #100 (92 of 139 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with 1ドル pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.
How much to overtake CurbsideDrop today?
As of September 5, 2026, about 1ドル on top of ToolboxProof's current total takes it past CurbsideDrop and up to #99. The board updates live with every payment.
What does ToolboxProof cost?
ToolboxProof lists three monthly plans with no setup fee: Solo Trade at 25ドル (one seat, ten open jobs, twelve-month archive), Crew at 59ドル (eight seats, plus 6ドル per additional seat, unlimited jobs, three-year archive), and Contractor Pro at 119ドル (twenty-five seats, multi-crew dashboard, seven-year archive, QuickBooks and Buildertrend integration).
Who is ToolboxProof built for?
It is built for residential remodeling contractors, general contractors running multiple crews, and independent trim carpenters, mostly in the United States. Anyone whose payment can hinge on proving what a space looked like before and after the work is the intended user.
What problem does ToolboxProof solve?
It targets payment disputes and change-order disagreements. By timestamping before-and-after photos as the job runs and collecting a client-signed report at the walkthrough, it gives the contractor a dated record of scope and completion to lean on when a final draw is questioned or held back.
Why is ToolboxProof on premierdelaclasse.lol?
Because premierdelaclasse.lol is a satirical leaderboard where placement is bought, not awarded. ToolboxProof holds the spot its bid pays for, and nothing about that listing is a review, a score, or a verdict on the product.
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