General contractors

Bid more work without adding estimating headcount.

Sara runs operations, Taylor reads the drawings and builds the estimate, Emma builds and manages the subcontractor network. They connect to the files and systems you already use and work together inside one construction workspace. Every project is scoped and priced in writing before we start.

Sample data
ADDENDUM 02 RECEIVED · TAYLOR READINGWorking
Rockland Mixed-Use · 38 Units
Public work · prevailing wage · bid due in 11 days
OverviewFilesEstimateSubcontractorsActivity
Addendum 02 — newTaylor: "Changed the electrical scope — reissuing as Rev 2."
Working
SubcontractorsEmma: 7 invited · 3 quotes in · 2 chasing · 1 COI outstanding
Verified
Approve bid invitation to 4 electrical subsSara: "Drafted. Nothing sends without you."
Needs you
On your project

What changes on day one.

You've been sold software before and it didn't stick

The crew works inside the folders, inbox and calendar you already use. Nothing is migrated, and we stay responsible for it working.

Estimating is the ceiling on how much you can bid

Taylor reads the package the same week you approve. Rev 1 with a conflict log and an UNKNOWN list, then Rev 2 when the addendum lands.

The sub list lives in one PM's head

Emma keeps the network: who's on time, whose paperwork is clean, who quoted late twice. It survives the PM.

How it works

Scoped and priced in writing before we start.

Every engagement starts with a Project Review about one real project. We return scope and one set price, in writing. Price moves only if scope moves. After the first project the crew stays on under a separate monthly arrangement — hosting, monitoring, new projects, a Monday report.

The six steps, with what you see at each →

FAQ

Asked on every call.

What does it cost? +
Every engagement starts with a Project Review — a real call about one real project. We return scope and one set price, in writing, for that project. Price moves only if scope moves. After the first project the crew stays on under a separate monthly arrangement covering hosting, monitoring and new projects. There is no price list because there is no standard project.
How long until the crew is live on my project? +
The Project Review happens this week. Scope and price come back in writing within days. Once you approve, the crew is reading your package the same week. One real project sets the pace — nothing is connected until you pick it.
What if I already tried AI or software and it didn't stick? +
Most of it asked you to move your work into a new tool and then left you to run it. We do the opposite: the crew works inside the folders, inbox and calendar you already use, and we stay responsible for it working under the ongoing arrangement. If a piece isn't earning its place after the first project, that comes out in the Monday report and we change it.
Start here

Book a project review.

Bring one project. We'll show you what the crew would do with it.

Calendar embed — placeholder · Cal.com / Calendly · 30 min · "Project Review"
Until the calendar is live, the form on the book page reaches a real person the same day.