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For new-build homeowners

Every snag in your new home, logged and chased until it's fixed.

Walk the house room by room, note what's wrong, and hand your builder a clean report. Snagly keeps track of what's been reported, what's booked in and what's done.

Get it on Google Play Free to start.
One-off unlock, no subscription.
Snagly rooms screen, grouped by floor
Snagly first floor expanded

How it works

1

Set up the house

Add your floors, rooms and outside areas. Snagly suggests a starting list so a four-bed takes a couple of minutes.

2

Walk it room by room

Photograph each snag, pick a category and a priority, add a line of description. It all lands in the right room.

3

Send it and track it

Export a PDF for your builder, then move each snag from open to reported, in progress and resolved as the fixes happen.

Built for the first two years in a new build

Rooms grouped by floor

Open one floor at a time, with counts on every row so you see where the work is without scrolling past eighteen rooms.

Outside areas too

Gardens, drive, garage and guttering work exactly like rooms.

Statuses that match reality

Open, reported, in progress, resolved. Every change is dated, so you have a timeline if a fix drags on.

Schedule fixes

Give a snag a date and time window when the builder books it in, and see what's coming up.

Fifteen preset categories

Plastering, paintwork, sealant, doors, windows and the rest, ordered by how often they come up.

Light and dark

Follows your phone's setting. Works offline, so a basement with no signal is fine.

For your builder

A report they can work from

Choose which rooms and statuses to include and Snagly builds a PDF with every snag, its photos, priority and date raised, grouped the way the house is laid out. Email it straight from your phone.

Most builders ask for defects in writing within the first two years. The report is that record.

Snagging report 14 Foxglove Close · Bellwood Homes, Plot 12
18 Sep 2026
Ground floor · Kitchen
01
Socket above the worktop has no power Electrical · High · raised 18 Aug
Reported
02
Worktop chipped near the sink, roughly 4cm Kitchen units · High · raised 27 Aug
Open
03
Cupboard door out of alignment Kitchen units · Low · raised 27 Aug
In progress
Privacy

Your photos stay on your phone

Photos of the inside of your home are never uploaded to Snagly. When someone you've shared with asks for them, you get a notification and send them yourself, by message or email, from your own phone.

The rest of a shared property — the rooms, descriptions and dates — syncs so both phones show the same thing. Read the privacy policy.

Snag detail with a request photos button
Sharing photos from your own phone

Questions

What is snagging?

Snagging is checking a newly built home for defects, from paint drips and gaps in sealant to doors that don't close. New-build warranties usually give you a period to report them to the builder, who fixes them at no cost.

How much does it cost?

Snagly is free to download and use. A one-off in-app purchase unlocks the full app. There's no subscription.

Is there an iPhone version?

Not yet. Snagly is on Android through Google Play.

Why can't the person I share with see my photos?

Photos are never uploaded, so they only exist on the phone that took them. The person you share with can ask for them, and you send them from your phone however you like.

Do I need an account?

Snagly signs you in automatically when you open it, so there's nothing to set up first. You can add an email or Google sign-in later, which is worth doing before you share a property or switch phones, so you don't lose access.

Can I use it for more than one property?

Yes. Each property has its own rooms, snags and sharing.