Every house in view.Every next move, clear.
Keep the board your team already understands—houses down the side, build steps across the top—and give every cell the contractor, date, conversation, and outcome behind it.
First access is by company invitation. No contractor account is required.
A spreadsheet shows the plan. This holds the work.
Each cell is one build step for one house. Open it and work through the same small sequence every time.
- 01Assign the contractor
Use the company and contact your team already knows.
- 02Plan a date
Keep the proposed day separate from the contractor’s agreement.
- 03Make contact
Copy a useful draft, then send it through email or text as usual.
- 04Record the answer
Confirmed, awaiting reply, or a different date—all attached to the step.
- 05Mark the work
Record the actual start and completion when they happen.
See what a date change would do before you do it.
Open one house to see its build sequence. Move a planned date and Kretsheets previews the later steps that would shift. Review the proposal, then apply it or leave the current plan in place.
Hi Taylor — can you confirm roofing at 42 Alder Lane for Sep 22–24? Please reply with a day that works.
Copy for textThe plan has not changed. Review the schedule impact first.
Your builders keep calling and texting. Good.
Kretsheets prepares the details. Your team uses the email, text, and calls they already rely on, then records what happened in the cell. The contractor never needs to adopt another app.
Bring the board you are running right now.
The useful demo is your houses, your build steps, and the decisions your team makes every day. Tell us what you would want to see.
New companies are being invited directly. There is no public signup, trial, or billing flow yet.