About Margn
Good work should not go unpaid because the paperwork was scattered.
Small contractors make dozens of decisions while a job is moving. A homeowner asks for something extra. Hidden damage is uncovered. Materials change. A schedule shifts. Everyone understands the decision in the moment—but weeks later, the photos are in a camera roll, the approval is buried in a text thread, and the invoice has no clear record behind it.
Margn is being built to make those moments easier to document while the work is happening. Contractors can capture the change, send it to the homeowner, receive approval, and keep the record connected to the job.
The first focus is small residential crews—painters, remodelers, deck builders, and fence contractors—who work directly with homeowners and cannot afford to rebuild the job record from memory every time scope changes.
Why Margn
Margn is for the moment before work turns into an argument: while the contractor is still on site, the homeowner still understands the change, and the invoice has not been sent yet. It helps turn that moment into a clearer approval record.