No app needed
It runs in the phone's browser. Send a link and they're in.
A jobsite schedule on your phone, for supers on site. Today's work shows as a simple list in the browser, and one big button marks a task done.
Example phone screen for a superintendent: today's task in progress, the next tasks, and a Mark done button.
Today
What's running now and what's coming up next, as a plain list. The schedule the office keeps, cut down to what matters on site today.
It runs in the phone's browser. Send a link and they're in.
Large text and high contrast for bright days and small screens.
With an Undo, in case of a slip of the thumb.
Back at the office
When a super marks a task done, the schedule, the calendar and the charts all update. Nobody retypes a thing.
See construction schedulingExample timeline for a sample home: phases and tasks as bars across the weeks, linked where one task waits for another, colored by trade.
Questions
Not yet, and you don't need one. Sora Build runs in the phone's web browser on iPhone and Android. An iPhone app is coming soon for jobsites with poor signal, and the browser version isn't going away.
Yes. Anyone on your team who signs in counts toward your plan. Clients you invite and trades in your directory never do.
Yes. They pick the reason, and the office sees it on the schedule right away.
A Gantt timeline with linked tasks, templates and drag to reschedule.
Homeowners and building owners follow the job, approve changes and message you.
Many homes at once, grouped by community and lot, each from your template.
Start with a sample home or your own project.