Features
The whole job, in one app.
Takeoff to invoice, office to field — six systems that would normally be six separate products, working off the same job.
Takeoff and plans
Calibrate a sheet in two clicks, trace walls, rooms, and fixtures into a priced estimate line, then keep every sheet and revision on the job with redlines drawn by finger or Apple Pencil.
Estimates and proposals
Write the estimate once on a branded, signable proposal with cost and margin kept private, bill progress against it as the job moves, and let Projects level subcontractor quotes into a recommended buyout line.
Job costs and budgets
Contract, spent, remaining, and pending change orders update live in a grid that types like a spreadsheet, receipts read themselves off a photo, and every change order keeps its own approval trail.
Scheduling
Draft a schedule straight from the estimate's line items, drag a bar to move a phase and everything that depends on it, and send a client a dated lookahead as a PDF or a link that's always current.
Clients and the portal
Every project carries a pipeline status from bidding to closed, every client is an account with their jobs and history in one place, and each one gets a branded portal page for updates, photos, and documents.
Field tools
Narrate a site walk and get back reviewed punch items, tasks, and expenses, let jobsite photos file themselves by room and trade, and run all of it on a native iPhone app that works with no signal.
The directory
Every sub and vendor you've dealt with, grouped by trade and best-rated first, with your own ratings and notes, linked to the jobs they worked and what you paid them, and a photograph that adds a new one for you.
And the rest.
- Tasks. Type it the way you'd say it — “call inspector tomorrow 8am”, “site photos every friday” — and it's dated, reminded, and recurring; Today opens overdue first.
- Spaces. A home for the company work that isn't a job — the warranty list, the shop and equipment, office ops — shared or private, and pinnable to everyone's Home.
- Team and permissions. Invite your team — each internal person has a paid seat; people see exactly what their project or space allows, presence shows who's on a job right now, and an activity log tracks who changed what.
- Speed and finish. Command-K to jump to any job, client, or task, everything opening the moment you click, dark mode matched everywhere, and nothing to configure before the first estimate goes out.