Build and update CPM schedules in the browser, bring in the P6, Microsoft Project, or Excel files you already have, and run the weekly field plan from the same dates. Nothing to install.
A construction schedule has to calculate, survive contract review, and still make sense to a foreman on Tuesday morning. Here is how each of those jobs is handled.
| You need | How it works here |
|---|---|
| Real dates from real logic | CPM with total float, FS, SS, FF, and SF links, lag, constraints, and calendars |
| A plan you can read and edit | Interactive Gantt, network diagram, calendar, and timeline views |
| The files already on the job | P6 .xer, MS Project XML, and Excel import, with an import trust report |
| A record of what changed | Baselines, as-built vs as-planned on the Gantt, and Claim Digger comparisons |
| A plan the field will use | Three-week lookaheads, a pull board, weekly work plans, and PPC |
| Updates from the people doing the work | A phone-friendly Field view and Trade Updater access limited to their own activities |
| Something to send the owner | Read-only share links and print-ready Gantt PDFs |
Drag bars, resize durations, and draw links on the chart. The schedule recalculates from logic, and critical and near-critical work stays visible while you edit.
Bring a schedule in from Primavera P6, Microsoft Project, or Excel. The import trust report shows what was dropped or remapped, so you can check the result before relying on it. Moving from a specific tool? See the P6 comparison or the Microsoft Project comparison.
A three-week lookahead shows the critical, near-critical, and in-progress work ahead. The pull planning board turns it into a plan by day and trade. Weekly work plans track what the team promised and finished.
Superintendents and foremen can update from a phone, even with a bad signal. Owners and CMs get a read-only link to the live schedule, with no account required.
It fits general contractors, specialty contractors, and owner's reps who need real CPM without an installed scheduling tool or a full project management suite.
It is not a good fit if you need a crew dispatch board, timesheets, document control, or Monte Carlo schedule risk analysis. The schedule is the product.
A $50 company base fee, plus $10 per project manager and $5 per superintendent each month. View-only seats are free. Two PMs and three supers come to $85 a month.
It is software for planning the sequence and timing of construction work. It links activities with logic, calculates dates and the critical path, and tracks progress against a baseline as the job moves.
No. It doesn't handle RFIs, submittals, or accounting. It focuses on the schedule and can run alongside whatever project management system you already use.
No. It runs in the browser. On a phone, you can also add it to your home screen, and field updates keep working offline.
Yes. A Trade Updater can change progress and dates only on activities granted to them, and sees the rest of the schedule as read-only. Each Trade Updater uses a superintendent seat.
Yes. The sandbox is a read-only demo with no credit card, and the full trial lasts 14 days.
Walk a demo job in the sandbox, or import a real schedule during a 14-day trial.
Pricing is $50 company base + $10 / PM, $5 / superintendent, $0 view-only.