It's the same ScopeBloom — one login, one scope, nothing to sync. The site just changes to fit where you're working: a capture tool in your hand on-site, a drafting table on your desk after.
You don't install anything or keep two things in sync. You open the same URL — and it presents itself for the job in front of you. Phone in the field, desktop in the studio, the exact same scope either way.
Walk the space and describe it out loud. Blossom listens the whole visit and turns what you say into line items — room by room, while your hands stay free.
A job site is no place for a laptop — your hands are full, you're moving, the light's bad. But you're already saying everything the scope needs, out loud, to your client. ScopeBloom just listens.
Open the same scope on a big screen. Adjust items and hours, pull from your Work List, and watch the estimate build — then send it branded as your studio.
Pricing and polish are desk work — you want a full keyboard, your Work List, and room to think. The walkthrough is already waiting there, so you're refining a near-complete scope, never starting from a blank page.
Capture on your phone in the moment, refine on your desktop, and send a branded statement of work — all from one walkthrough.