Your calls already contain the plan. Walkie keeps it.
Walkie Pro is a construction communication app. Make the call the way you always do. When you hang up, Walkie files the recording, the transcript and a summary under the job, so nobody has to remember what was agreed.
The short answer
Choose Walkie Pro for the calls that change a job: a layout that moved, an extra that got approved, a date that slipped. Those are the calls someone asks about three weeks later.
Keep the ordinary phone call for anything private, and for anyone you'd rather not record.
| What you need to do | Walkie Pro | Ordinary phone calls | Keep it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| What's left when you hang up | A recording, a transcript and a summary, filed under the job. | What you remember, and what you wrote down after. | Keep the ordinary call when nothing said needs to outlive it. |
| One call about two jobs | Each job gets its own summary, under its own job. | One call, and two jobs to sort out from memory. | Keep the ordinary call when it's about one thing. |
| What you agreed to do next | Turn it into a follow-up with a date, on your own list. | A note on the back of your hand, or nothing. | Keep the ordinary call when there's nothing to follow up. |
| Finding it three weeks later | Ask Walkie “what did we decide on the panel?” and it opens the call where it was said. | Call them back and hope you both remember it the same way. | Keep the ordinary call when it will never come up again. |
| Calling someone who isn't on Walkie | Dial their ordinary number from Walkie. A spoken notice plays when they answer. The call is recorded and saved to the job, and that record stays with you. | An ordinary call, and no record. | Keep the ordinary call when you don't want it recorded at all. |
What's left when you hang up
- Walkie Pro
- A recording, a transcript and a summary, filed under the job.
- Ordinary phone calls
- What you remember, and what you wrote down after.
- Keep it when
- Keep the ordinary call when nothing said needs to outlive it.
One call about two jobs
- Walkie Pro
- Each job gets its own summary, under its own job.
- Ordinary phone calls
- One call, and two jobs to sort out from memory.
- Keep it when
- Keep the ordinary call when it's about one thing.
What you agreed to do next
- Walkie Pro
- Turn it into a follow-up with a date, on your own list.
- Ordinary phone calls
- A note on the back of your hand, or nothing.
- Keep it when
- Keep the ordinary call when there's nothing to follow up.
Finding it three weeks later
- Walkie Pro
- Ask Walkie “what did we decide on the panel?” and it opens the call where it was said.
- Ordinary phone calls
- Call them back and hope you both remember it the same way.
- Keep it when
- Keep the ordinary call when it will never come up again.
Calling someone who isn't on Walkie
- Walkie Pro
- Dial their ordinary number from Walkie. A spoken notice plays when they answer. The call is recorded and saved to the job, and that record stays with you.
- Ordinary phone calls
- An ordinary call, and no record.
- Keep it when
- Keep the ordinary call when you don't want it recorded at all.
Product behaviour, described plainly.
How it all fits together
Call and message the way you already do.
One conversation with each person. Every job you share with them gets its own feed.
Hang up, and it's filed.
Every Walkie call is recorded. The transcript and summary land under the job the call was about. Photos and files stay with their job too.
Loose ends get a date.
Turn any message into a follow-up. Your list is private to you.
Ask, and go straight to it.
Ask Walkie in plain words what was decided, and it opens the call or message where it was said.
What the call already had in it
The answer was on the call. You dialed, the trench stopped, and the answer arrived.
Then the day carried on. By Friday, the part that mattered — the depth, the change, the extra the GC agreed to cover — lived in one place: your head.
Voicemail doesn’t help. It records the question, never the answer.
What Walkie adds to a call
The call happens the way it always did. Walkie records it, writes the transcript and the summary, and files that summary under the job you were discussing. Say one call covered two jobs, the kitchen remodel and the house across town: each one gets its own summary.
Anything you agreed to do becomes a follow-up with a date. And weeks later, Ask Walkie takes you straight to the call the answer came from.
Keep the ordinary phone call when…
Keep the ordinary phone call for anything private, and for anyone you’d rather not record. Bring the calls that change the job into Walkie.
Make one call in Walkie today: the next one where somebody has to remember what was agreed.
Questions
Can I turn recording off?
No. Every Walkie call is recorded, so nobody has to wonder whether this one was. If a conversation shouldn't be recorded, make it an ordinary call instead.
Who gets the recording?
On a Walkie-to-Walkie call, everyone on the call gets the same recording, transcript and summary. On a call to an ordinary phone number, the call is recorded too, but that record stays with you.
Does calling cost minutes?
No. Calling and messaging are free on every plan. Minutes are the recorded call time Walkie turns into a transcript and summary.
What if the summary gets something wrong?
Open it and the original recording is right there.
Keep the record without writing it twice.
Walkie Pro is a construction communication app. It keeps the messages and calls you already make organized by job.