Features

The shutter returns the instant you tap it. The upload and the analysis happen behind you, so your walking pace sets the speed, not the phone.

Every tree is automatically pinned with GPS coordinates. Build a property map as you walk the site.

Hold to talk on any tree. Whisper transcribes, Claude sorts your words into health notes, recommendations, and client context.

Capture trunk, canopy, root flare, and defects. Multiple angles give the AI more data and give your reports more detail.

While you frame the shot, the app guesses species and DBH so you know whether to step closer. Confirms or corrects on capture.

Computer vision identifies species from bark, leaf, and form photos. Confidence scores let you verify. Thousands of species supported.

AI estimates DBH (trunk diameter), height, and canopy spread from photos. Review and correct with one tap — the AI learns from your corrections.

Automated health assessment: Good, Fair, Poor, Dead, or Hazardous. AI detects disease symptoms, pest damage, deadwood, and stress indicators.

Hazard rated 1 to 5 from structural condition, visible defects and crown health, with a one sentence statement of the primary concern.

Per-tree action plan — prune, remove, monitor, fertilize, cable — priority-ranked with reasoning. Drops straight into the report.

It Knows What You Have Open

Open Arboris on a job and it already has that job. Ask what you quoted, what is missing before you send, or to find the crew day it fits.

Across the Whole Account

Customers, sites, trees, estimates, invoices, crews, the schedule and the day's routes. Not just the trees.

It Drafts, You Send

Estimates land as drafts and invoices sit unsent. Any tool that changes something asks you first, and one that skipped that could not be added to the product at all.

Talk Instead of Typing

Hold the button and say it. Useful in a truck, and the same on the phone as on the desktop.

Your Own Assistant, Connected

Claude, Cursor or Codex against your real account in about a minute. Read only is the default, and nothing deletes because no such tool exists.

Eight Jobs, Pre-Written

Site visit to quote, spreadsheet to quote, fill a crew's day, find what is slipping, bill the finished work. Copy the prompt and hand it over.

The work the AI recommended becomes priced lines, and every line records which trees it covers. Pull a tree off the line and the line updates.

Your client opens a link, reads the quote with the 3D property map inside it, and accepts by typing their name. The signed version is stored exactly as it was.

Your own services, prices and size bands. Bundles, quantity pricing, discounts and custom lines. Unpriced lines block sending, never drafting.

Price a whole job as one flat day rate, or itemise per property. One proposal can cover several of a customer's sites.

Lead, draft, sent, accepted, scheduled, in progress, completed. One record the whole way through, never a re-keyed copy.

Accepted work waits in a tray and every row proposes a crew and a day with the reason for it. Drop it on the calendar in the order you will drive it.

Crews, leads and rosters, and a separate field app: their day, their route, and the same trees the estimator photographed.

The stops ordered by drive time, automatically or by hand. Estimate visits get their own route too.

Clock in and out against a job, adjust an entry, and see the hours a job actually took against what you quoted.

Last spring's work comes due again. It scans what is owed, generates the estimates in a batch, and you send the ones you want.

Draw the job on the property across seven layers. Turf comes back net of the canopy over it, so the square footage you quote is the one you treat.

Draw a box on the map and it becomes a filter you can pull work from.

Where It Fits

Select the work and the grid answers across every crew for the next two weeks: hours already booked, hours that would be left, and how far the nearest stop is. The best day is badged.

Overdue Rounds Lead

Round 2 of a three-round plant health programme used to sit in the same undifferentiated list as a removal sold in March. Overdue first now, then due by whichever window closes soonest.

Runs

A saved, ordered list of properties that outlives the work on it. Route a selection, save it as a run, and put it on a crew next Tuesday in one click.

The Drive, Drawn

Every job to place is a pin, everything already booked carries its day number, and the loop you are building is drawn between them.

It Tells You What It Did

Two placed, six hours thirty of eight, and a note that this crew already has four jobs that day. No silent writes and no guessing what the click changed.

Day Routes

The crew opens the day in the order it will be driven, with the stop number, the address and the hours on each card.

Digital Proposal

Every estimate gets its own web page, sent as a link. Your company name is the letterhead, the totals are set out the way a printed estimate always has been, and there is no attachment for anyone to lose.

Signed Acceptance

Your customer types their full name and ticks the consent box. The acceptance is recorded against the job with the time it happened and the name they typed.

Decline With a Reason

Declining takes one tap and an optional reason. You find out you lost it, and why, instead of waiting on a call that never comes.

Electronic Invoice

The invoice is the same document in the same system. Bill to, invoice date, due date, the lines, and the balance due stated in its own panel at the top of the money column.

PDF On Request

One button downloads the invoice as a PDF for a customer who needs to file it or hand it to a bookkeeper.

Built To Read On A Phone

Most homeowners open these on a phone. Below 620px the money table stacks instead of scrolling sideways, so the quantity, the rate and the amount stay on screen.

The 3D Property, Inside The Quote

The proposal links straight to the trees you captured, highlighting the ones this quote covers. They can look at their own property before they say yes.

Every Line Traces To A Tree

The footer says it and the data backs it. Each priced line records which documented trees it covers, so the number is defensible months later.

Completed work queues itself. Bill one job or a batch, and send a link the client can open.

Connect once. Customers and services come across with a proposed match and the reason for it, and invoices export on their own.

When an export cannot go, you get the actual reason and the button that fixes it, not a failed sync you find at month end.

If something changes on the QuickBooks side, you are told rather than left with two versions of the truth.

Everything about a client on one page: their sites, their work, their history, and what they owe. Duplicates can be merged.

Record what comes in against the invoice, and see the balance per customer.

Claude, Cursor or Codex, connected to your account in about a minute. Nothing to install. Read only is the default.

Eight jobs already written: site visit to quote, spreadsheet to quote, fill a crew's day, find what is slipping, bill the finished work. Copy one and paste it in.

Any tool that changes something has to ask first. That is enforced where tools are registered, so one that skips the confirmation cannot be added at all.

Documented endpoints with a served OpenAPI spec, so your own tools can read and write the same things the app does.

Every tree on every property pinned on a satellite map and color-coded by health, hazard, or species. Toggle modes with one tap. Share with clients via a public link.

Tilt into an interactive 3D model of the property. Click any pin for species, condition, and recommendations. Shareable so clients can explore remotely.

Drag pins to refine GPS positions on a 2D satellite view. Each drop auto-saves — no manual save button. Fast cleanup when GPS drift puts a tree on the wrong side of the driveway.

Auto-generated summary of every property: tree count, species mix, dominant condition, and standout risks. Reads like a paragraph from a senior arborist.

Toggle a property public and send the URL. Your client opens the map on any phone — no login, no app install, no PDF attachment.

One-tap property inventory reports with species summary, risk matrix, GPS map, annotated photos, and recommended actions.

A written property assessment in plain English, generated from your inventory. Drop it into a proposal, an email, or an expert-witness package.

Draw arrows, circles, and text on photos to document defects. Annotations carry into reports automatically.

Export the full inventory as CSV for GIS software, spreadsheets, or anywhere else you need it.

Download the full property as GeoJSON for ArcGIS, QGIS, or any GIS pipeline you already run.

Attach standard job site photos and audio recordings to any property. Context beyond individual trees — document the full site.