Projects

Scheduling

The schedule everyone sees, in the calendar they already use.

Every appointment, every trade, every job. In one place. In the calendar app each person already uses. When you move a date, everyone's calendar moves.

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The schedule a remodel actually needs.

Multi-trade, multi-job, in the calendar each person already opens.

Every appointment, on one calendar.

Framing on Tuesday. Cabinets Thursday. Tile the following Monday. Every trade, every job, on one screen — the picture you needed a whiteboard for.

Everyone's calendar reflects it.

Trades subscribe once. When you move a date, their iPhone calendar moves. The "he was supposed to be here Tuesday" phone call becomes a thing that doesn't happen.

See it the way the question is being asked.

Planning phases? Looking at the week? Trying to figure out where a specific trade is? Same schedule, whichever way you needed to look at it.

The confirmation goes out from your business.

When an appointment is booked, an SMS confirmation goes to the trade — from your business number, not a shared shortcode. Same when a date moves.

Build the whole timeline from the signed estimate.

Approved estimate becomes a project timeline — every phase, every trade, on real dates. Edit the preview before you commit it. See how the auto-scheduler works →

The client sees her schedule, too.

Tile Thursday. Cabinets Monday. Final walkthrough two Fridays out. She can see the dates in her portal and subscribe them into her own phone calendar. No more Saturday "when's it starting?" texts.

Why one system

A schedule on a separate tool is a schedule you have to keep in sync manually with the job. Every date change is two updates — one in the calendar tool, one in the project system, and they drift the moment someone forgets. Here the schedule is the project. Move a date and everything downstream — the client portal, the trade partner's calendar feed, the AR report — reflects it at once.