TakeHome
Clarity across showings
Structure your property search so comparisons remain clear from first tour to final offer. What you notice early stays usable later.
take-home.appField Assembly LLC
Twelve tools for homeowners, field professionals, and the people evaluating property risk. Each one preserves the context that matters, so the next decision starts where the last one left off.
Every product starts with a specific person and a specific decision. We organize them into three suites, but the underlying principle is shared: structured decisions create reusable context, and context that persists becomes more valuable over time.
Buying, improving, maintaining, and selling a home are connected stages. These tools help the understanding you build at each stage remain available at the next one.
Clarity across showings
Structure your property search so comparisons remain clear from first tour to final offer. What you notice early stays usable later.
take-home.appStructure after closing
Import your inspection report and carry its findings forward into an organized plan. Repairs, improvements, and shared notes stay clear as priorities shift.
nest-step.appA garden that remembers
Record what you've planted, when you planted it, and what each season requires. Care history persists so nothing gets lost between weekends or years.
trellis-garden.appKnow what you own
Catalog belongings, home systems, and warranties in one place. A record that remains usable across years, whether you need it for insurance, maintenance, or resale.
ledger-docs.comSell with clarity
Guided disclosure assembly, offer evaluation, and transaction tracking for home sellers. The clarity you've built during ownership becomes directly useful when it's time to sell.
my-threshold.appDocuments, client records, and job management for independent professionals and small teams. Right-sized tools that improve consistency without requiring enterprise systems.
Field documents, consistent
Professional bids, proposals, safety documents, and field paperwork. Built for tradespeople who work from a truck and need consistent documents without a back office.
rafter-docs.comStudio docs, polished
Proposals, letters of agreement, invoices, and change orders for interior designers, decorators, and landscape designers. Documents that keep scope and expectations aligned across a project.
vellum-docs.comLandscape docs, sorted
Professional proposals, scope documents, and billing for landscapers. Paperwork that keeps commitments clear without the overhead of full construction management software.
stake-docs.comClients, jobs, docs
Client records, job history, and professional documents for handymen and field pros. Clear enough to retain understanding across jobs, simple enough to use between them.
punch-docs.comDecision-relevant risk assessment for property transactions. Environmental exposure, permit history, and contractor bid analysis, assembled into durable, reusable context.
What the land won't tell you
Environmental risk briefs drawn from 11 federal databases. Flood zones, soil contamination, seismic risk, and related hazards, consolidated into a single clear report.
groundtruthHistory behind the walls
County permit records organized to surface unpermitted work, expired permits, and compliance gaps. Makes a property's regulatory history visible before commitment.
my-permitpulse.appWhat the bid doesn't say
Upload contractor bids and receive a clear breakdown of cost alignment, scope gaps, red flags, and comparison against local benchmarks.
bidscope.appField Assembly is a family business based in Massachusetts. We build tools for the decisions, documents, and details that most property software overlooks. We think of this work as Property Intelligence: the practice of structuring, preserving, and applying decision-relevant information across the lifecycle of real property. We treat that context as a durable asset, not a temporary input.
Each product is built around a specific person with a specific problem. We favor modular tools over monolithic platforms, because the people closest to the work understand their constraints best.
We ship quietly, build carefully, and stay close to the people who use what we make.
"We built the first one because someone in the family needed it. The rest followed because enough strangers did too."Carrie, Field Assembly Creator
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