TileCount: Tile Estimator

About TileCount: Tile Estimator

This update improves estimate accuracy and makes the client proposal shorter and clearer. - Corrected the generic cement grout allowance and mosaic joint geometry, which previously ordered far more grout than manufacturer charts indicate. Saved jobs keep their numbers until you choose to update them. - Jobs saved in earlier versions keep their numbers, but some need attention before a proposal can be shared again: floors over a bonded membrane or backer board need that mortar's coverage entered on the space (or the job updated to the current calculation profile), and showers or tub surrounds that were saved from the calculator need their wet-area assembly confirmed. The app tells you which and where. - Quotes you marked reviewed in an earlier version need one fresh review here before sharing, because the client proposal has changed. Open the quote, check it, and tap Mark reviewed. Totals are unchanged. - Numbers typed with a decimal comma (7,5) are now read correctly. - Mortar beneath uncoupling membrane and floor backer board is now counted with a clearly labelled generic allowance you can replace with your product's coverage. - More shower assemblies are supported: foam backer board, new backer over open framing, sheet membrane over wall board where the manufacturer allows it, and shower floors over wood framing. - The client proposal is now a concise document, typically two pages for an ordinary job: scope, spaces, inclusions, exclusions and one total first, then site conditions, terms and signature lines for both parties. Long custom text continues onto further pages. - Material quantities are now internal only. The client proposal no longer has a material quantities table, and the "Material quantities" option under client proposal sections has been removed. The full material breakdown, with quantities, unit prices and totals, is on the internal worksheet. - Proposals carry page numbers, a revision number, and dates that stay fixed for each reviewed revision. Changing a reviewed job's spaces, prices, customer, or quote settings asks for review again before the proposal can be shared. - Site conditions that have not been verified are listed in plain client wording, grouped by the spaces they apply to. Marking a quote reviewed is an acknowledgment, not a completed site check. - Reviewed quotes show the share actions first, with notes grouped by space. - You can preview the proposal pages and export a draft internal worksheet before review. - Improved large-text layouts for quote review and settings, and cleaner wrapping of long totals and areas in the proposal header. - The free calculator is called Quick Count everywhere in the app. Estimates are not guarantees. Verify quantities, prices, manufacturer instructions, code requirements, and jobsite conditions before ordering materials or sending proposal numbers.

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