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Home builder software: Every home on schedule, lot by lot

Home builder software for builders running many homes at once. Start each home from your template, group homes by community and lot, and spot the late ones early.

Example list of the homes in a community, each lot with its current phase, progress and health.

Every home at a glance

Which homes need attention today?

Every home in a community with its current phase, progress and health, so the late ones stand out without a phone call.

  • On track, at risk and late, per home
  • Workload per trade across every home, 12 weeks out
See schedule reports

Production homebuilders at a glance

  • Communities and lots

    Every home carries its community, lot, house plan and elevation.

  • Draw schedules

    Tie each buyer payment to a milestone, and bill it as soon as that milestone is done.

  • Trade records

    See which trades finish on time across every home.

Templates

Your build schedule, every time

Save your build schedule once. Each new home starts from it, with the original plan saved automatically so slip shows from day one.

See schedule templates

Example: the Use a schedule template dialog, with a single-family home template and a start date picked.

Buyers

Buyers who know where their home is

Invite each buyer to their home. They follow progress, approve changes and message your team, and pay invoices from a link.

See the client portal

Example client portal: the project is on track, a change is waiting for the client's approval, and the builder has posted an update.

Questions

Asked and answered

Can we use our own build schedule?

Yes. Save it as a template, or upload it as a CSV from Excel, MS Project or Primavera, and start each home from it.

Do buyers count toward our plan?

No. Buyers you invite and trades in your directory never count.

Can we run commercial jobs too?

Yes. Pick residential or commercial for each project, with one team and one list of trades.

Put your next job on a schedule everyone can follow.

Start with a sample home or your own project.