Every tool we build starts in field operations, not in a product meeting. They come from running self-perform crews across active projects and hitting the same walls: work that isn’t where it’s supposed to be, extra scope that gets billed from memory, quantities that live in one person’s spreadsheet. We build the thing that fixes the wall we just hit, then make it work for other contractors.
Labor scheduling for self-perform contractors. Tracks where every field employee is assigned across every active project, in one place, so superintendents and foremen read the same board instead of asking someone for the spreadsheet. Starts with a guided pilot on one project.
See Resource Board →Builds and prices change events from a takeoff, against your own material catalog, condition templates and phase codes, so what you bill for extra work traces back to quantities instead of recollection.
Quantity takeoff that runs in a browser, so the takeoff and the people who need the numbers are in the same place.
These are in active development and we’re not announcing dates. If one of them is the problem you have right now, tell us below — we’d rather build against a real job than a guess.
Tell us about your operation, or which of these you want to hear about first.