Construction scheduling and work planning
A plan the site can actually follow, and an honest view of how far behind it you are.
Plan போட்டா மட்டும் போதாது — எத்தனை நாள் late ஆகுதுன்னு தெரியணும். அது இங்க தெரியும்.
The schedule was made in Excel before the job started and nobody has opened it since. Everyone knows the site is late; nobody can say by how much or because of what.
Start from a plan that already exists
You should not draw a G+1 schedule from scratch every time. Starter templates come from a single server-side registry, with stage heights generated for the structure you are building, so a new project has a credible plan in minutes.
- Starter templates by building type
- Stages with durations, dependencies and owners
- Adjust once and the downstream dates move with it
Plan versus actual, not plan alone
Progress recorded against the site feeds straight back into the schedule, so slippage shows up as a number of days rather than a feeling.
Tied to the money
Stages are the same stages your client payment plan draws against, so a stage finishing is also the trigger to raise the next claim — rather than two separate schedules that drift apart.
Questions builders ask
Is there a Gantt view?
Yes. Stages are laid out on a timeline with their durations and dependencies, and actual progress is shown against the planned bar.
Do I have to build the schedule from scratch?
No. Starter templates for common structures are served from a single registry, so adding a new plan type is one change for everybody rather than a copy on each device.
Works with
Before you choose software
How the job itself works, written for builders — no product pitch.
- RA bills in construction: what a running account bill has to contain7 min read
- What a work order to a subcontractor has to settle before work starts7 min read
See it on one of your own projects.
We set up a real site of yours during the demo — your rates, your vendors, your crew.