For renovators, small GCs and trades. Three to twenty people.
Built to run a construction company.
Jobs, crew, schedule and money in one app that works from the truck, with an AI that has read all of it.
7 days free on Pro, then $39 to $179 a month, one flat price for the whole company, never per person. Cancel in the app, any day.
On your phone now? Get the app and sign up there; the same account works on your laptop.
- English, French and Spanish
- Works with no signal
- Built in Ontario
Built for the company where the owner is also on the tools.
Renovators
Kitchens, basements, additions. The extra closet gets priced the day the client asks for it, not at the end of the job.
Small general contractors
Three sites, one of you. See what got done on each one by four o’clock without a phone call.
Trade contractors
Electrical, plumbing, HVAC, concrete, roofing. Your crew clocks in on their own phones, in English, French or Spanish, and the hours land on the right job and, on Pro, the right cost code.
If you run three to twenty people, this was built at your size. Your crew gets a screen with the clock, the photos and their week, and nothing with a price on it.
Six things it does for you.
Write the client an update.
Drafted from the job’s own logs, held until you have read it, sent under your name.
The job tells you first.
Behind schedule, five safety flags, a change order never sent, on the job page before the client calls.
The month ahead.
Jobs, deliveries and time off on one calendar, and the day’s list beside it.
Stamped and returned.
Approved as noted by the architect, from the link, no login.
Over by $272, and it says so.
Hours, receipts and change orders land on the job the day they happen, against the contract.
Everyone on site.
Five people on the clock, on the map, and the one who clocked in 840 m from the job flagged.
Four numbers it keeps for you.
1:52
of talking on the drive home became a six-section daily report.
+$1,897.50
priced on site, sent as a link, signed on the client’s phone.
107.1 km
of jobs sorted into one run, five stops, in the order that makes sense.
6 of 12
weeks ahead short of people, seen in October instead of in November.
One day on one job, as the office sees it.
Five stops, from the first tap of the morning to Friday’s payroll file.
6:48
Clocked in at Birchwood, with the location.
10:30
A photo from the roof, captioned and on the job.
2:15
An extra priced into a change order before anyone forgot it.
4:52
The daily report, written from 1:52 of talking, ready to send.
Friday
The week’s hours, 32h 4m, by person and by job, as one file for the bookkeeper.
Then ask it what needs you.
It has read your jobs, and on Crew and Pro the hours, the costs and the schedule. It answers from the record and shows you which.
Checked the schedule + 4 more is the trail: every read it did before it answered, open for you to see.
See what it can doNo contract, no sales call, no lock-in.
Seven days free on Pro, cancel from Settings, and your data leaves with you whenever you ask.
It stops where the job stops
It quotes the job, logs it, bills it and tells you what it cost. It won’t keep your books or try to be your whole office.
Why it stops thereA person answers
A person answers within business hours, Eastern time. No ticket queue, no script.
Get in touchYour data is yours
Never sold, and any job leaves as one folder on every plan, PDF and CSV on Pro, and a full copy whenever you ask.
How your data is handled