Schedule, trades and homeowner communication in one system — built around your workflow instead of a one-size-fits-all SaaS.
A construction project management platform brings schedule, trades, documents, takeoffs and homeowner communication into one system that matches how your business actually runs. Unlike standard construction SaaS, the software is shaped around your phases, your trades and your client experience. Source code, data and hosting stay with you — host in the EU, in your preferred cloud region or on your own infrastructure. No per-seat fees, no vendor lock-in.
Preconstruction decides whether a build starts cleanly or fragments before contract signature. These modules connect inquiry, land, feasibility, design, permits and proposal to the same project record that later feeds schedule, field work, finance and the client portal.
AI is built in where it removes click work, not where it would invent facts. Every AI suggestion is shown for human approval; prices and counts come from your own data, not from a model guess. The model runs in your region of choice and never trains on your data. The five AI features are core parts of your construction project management software — no add-on software, no separate tool.
Four field modules built around the way a residential jobsite actually runs. Superintendents capture punch items and daily logs from their phone, photos are geo-tagged and routed to the right trade, subs see only their own assignments. Every entry syncs back to the office in real time — or whenever the jobsite is back online.
Five financial modules close the gap between the jobsite, the bid and the back office. Assemblies and live material prices feed the estimate, bid invitations go to subs on the same scope, draw invoices come out of real progress, change orders carry through to the contract without lost margin, and job costing shows actuals vs. budget in real time — so you stop finding out at month-end that a project bled in June.
Four project management modules connect the schedule to the documents, the RFIs and the crew hours that make it real. Phases and trade dependencies link automatically; drawings carry versions so field crews always pull the current one; RFIs attach to the right drawing with an SLA; crew hours roll into job costing without rekeying.
Three modules shape the experience your homeowners see from contract to long after closing. The client portal runs under your domain, with progress, photos and signed decisions. Selections and allowances track every finish choice live and flag overages immediately. Post-closing warranty and service tickets route to the right sub with an SLA — your brand reputation rests on this experience, so it is built to match the build.
Custom-built software is shaped around your actual workflow, your phases, your client experience and your accounting flow — not a one-size-fits-all template. You own the data and the source code, you pay no per-seat fees, and you can host wherever your business needs to. Off-the-shelf SaaS gets you started faster; if your build process is highly standard, it can be the right choice.
A custom build typically pays off from around 10–15 active users, or sooner when a core workflow (turnkey home building, custom homes, specific draw-billing rules) does not fit the SaaS template. If you have a small team and a fully standard workflow, an off-the-shelf subscription is honestly faster and cheaper.
Yes. Existing schedules, assemblies, scopes of work and master data are imported. Your crews keep the structure they already know — they do not have to re-learn how to work.
Entries are stored offline and sync as soon as the jobsite is back online. Punch items, daily logs, photo documentation and time entries work the same way before drywall as they do after closeout.
Wherever your business and your clients need it to: in the EU, in a preferred cloud region or on your own infrastructure. The data never leaves your business unless it has to.
A first usable version is typically live in 6–10 weeks; the platform then grows iteratively. There is no annual re-licensing and no multi-year subscription lock-in.
The platform integrates with whatever you already use — QuickBooks, Xero, Sage, MYOB or any ERP. Integration is built where it actually matters, not limited to a fixed list of providers.
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