ScopeDraft Builder

ScopeDraft Builder is an offline editor for a statement of work. Write the scope before a project starts: who the work is for, what you will deliver, what is out of scope, and which dates mark the milestones. When the draft is ready, preview the SOW and export JSON or CSV to a folder you choose. Freelancers, consultants, and small agencies can keep every engagement in the same shape. Each ScopeDoc has four sections: Overview, Deliverables, Exclusions, and Milestones. Outline Add a document from Home. The outline lists the four sections of the open draft, so you can see what is started and what is still empty. Overview. Name the document, record the client, and write a short summary. A project name is optional. Overview counts as filled when the title, the client, and the summary are all present. You can edit them later. Deliverables. Add one item for each thing you are committing to produce. Each item has a title and an optional note. Remove an item when the agreement changes. This list is the record of what "done" includes. Exclusions. Write the boundary beside the deliverables. An exclusion is work you will not do under this scope, such as extra revision rounds, another platform, or a later phase that needs its own agreement. Use this section to limit scope creep while you are still drafting. Milestones. Add a phase gate with a title, a due date, and an optional note. The date stays on the milestone, in the same ScopeDoc as the deliverables and the exclusions. Progress and search A list section counts as started when it has at least one item. The document is shown as Ready when overview, deliverables, exclusions, and milestones are all started. After you export a file, it can show as Exported. Search looks through the words in your drafts, and the list can be filtered by Draft, Ready, or Exported. Preview SOW Preview shows the open draft in one view: title, client, project, summary, deliverables, exclusions, and milestone dates. Check names and dates here before you write a file. Preview does not collect a signature and does not create a contract. Export Export saves JSON or CSV through the Android system file picker. You choose the file name and the folder. JSON is a structured backup of your ScopeDoc records. CSV lays those records out in rows for a spreadsheet. The app writes the file only to the location you pick and does not upload it to a server of its own. Reminders and stats Milestone reminders are off until you turn them on. If you enable them and allow notifications, the app can notify you one day before a milestone date, and nudge you when sections have stayed incomplete for seven days. You can turn reminders off in Settings. Denying notification permission leaves the editor available. Stats shows how many ScopeDocs are on the device, the average section completion, and how many documents were created this week. It also counts how many drafts include an overview, deliverables, exclusions, and milestones. On this device There is no account to create, and ScopeDraft Builder does not sync drafts to a cloud service of its own. This version has no advertisements and no in-app purchases. Drafts stay in the app's private storage. Settings includes a System, Light, or Dark theme, the privacy policy, the terms, and Clear all data. Clear all data deletes every ScopeDoc on this device, resets settings, and cannot be undone. Planning aid, not a legal service The outline, the section labels, and the preview are planning aids for a scope of work. They are not a legal contract, and they are not legal, tax, accounting, or other professional advice. You are responsible for what you write and for any agreement you reach with a client. Have a qualified person review the document when the engagement needs that review. ScopeDraft Builder is a structured scope-of-work editor with an outline, deliverables, exclusions, milestones, a SOW preview, and local JSON or CSV export.