One platform.One simple conversation about pricing.

The core loop is seven modules: Quantity Takeoff (PDF and BIM), BOQ / Cost Estimation, Project Scheduling, Tendering & Subcontractor Bid Management, Procurement, Field Ops (Daily Diary, HSE incidents, Punch List), and Project Controls (RFI, Variations, Quality/NCR) for tracking changes and disputes. That's what this site is built to walk you through — talk to us if you want the full picture of what else is in the product.

The daily diary, incident, and punch-list forms ask for the same information your team already writes on paper or types into a group chat, just as fields instead of a blank note. Nobody logging a day from the field needs to know what a BOQ or a takeoff is.

Variations and RFIs are logged with a name, a timestamp, and a status — draft through approved or rejected, or asked through answered — and every transition writes to a tenant-wide audit log. If someone claims they were never told about a change, the record either backs that up or it doesn't.

Yes. Every record is scoped to your organization at the database level with Postgres row-level security, enforced independently of the application code as a second layer.

Yes. Subcontractors get a scoped, expiring link tied to a single bid package — no login required — and submit priced responses directly against that package.

Approving a BOQ stamps who approved it and when, and moving it to locked makes sections, positions, and markups read-only. Every status change is written to an audit log with the before/after values.

Not yet — the tiers on our pricing page are illustrative while we finish Phase 1 with pilot contractors. Talk to us if you want early access ahead of general pricing.