Build, without losing the plot.
Every payment claim, variation, inspection and document of your build in one place — with the dated paper trail to back you up when it matters.
Cancel any time · Set up in minutes · Ready before your slab is poured
It's never the building that catches people out.
The trades turn up and the house goes up. What goes wrong is everything around it — the money, the approvals, and the record of what was agreed and when.
None of this needs a lawyer. It needs a record — kept as you go, not reconstructed afterwards.
Your whole build, on the record.
Nine things that together mean you always know where the money is, what's been agreed, and what you can prove. No tiers — every account gets all of it.
Built for the owner, not the builder.
Set up in a few minutes. Sorted for the whole build.
Somebody had to build the owner's side of it.
Every piece of construction software out there is built for the builder. It manages trades, schedules and margins, and it does that well — for them.
Nothing is built for the person whose savings are in the ground. The one who has to check a progress claim against a contract they signed nine months ago, remember which variation was approved verbally, and find the photo that proves the slab was poured in the rain.
That's what this is. Your timeline, your money, your evidence — kept in a form that holds up.
One plan. Everything included.
You're spending several hundred thousand dollars on this build. This will be the smallest line item in it — and one caught variation pays for the lot.
14 days free on either plan. Cancel before it ends and you're not charged a cent.
The things people actually ask.
Can't I just use a spreadsheet?
You can, and most people start there. A spreadsheet won't hold the photo of the crack, the quote behind the variation, or the date you first raised it — and those are the three things you need when there's an argument. It also won't tell you your funds-to-complete position without you rebuilding the formula every month.
My builder already has an app. Isn't that enough?
That's their record, kept for their purposes. Variations, progress claims and delay notices are exactly the points where your interests and theirs stop being the same. You want your own copy, with your own dates on it.
I'm not an owner-builder — I've got a fixed-price contract.
This is built for you too. Contract stages and progress payments are the core of it, and the budget section exists specifically for the costs a fixed-price contract doesn't cover — which is where most of the overrun happens.
Is it actually Australian?
Yes. Dollars, progress payment stages, bank drawdowns, defects liability periods, and a compliance checklist for whichever state or territory you're building in — all eight, with the right authority named for each.
What if my build takes two years?
Pay monthly for as long as you're building, or take the annual plan if you already know it'll be a long one. Cancel whenever you're done — there's no minimum term.
What happens to my files if I cancel?
Straight answer: when a subscription ends, the files you uploaded — documents, plans, progress photos and receipts — are deleted from our servers. Your written records stay. Download anything you want to keep before you cancel, especially your photo record and contracts.
Can my partner use it too?
Right now it's one login per build, so you'd share it. Proper multi-user access is on the list.
When should I start?
Before the slab goes down, if you can. Setting up takes minutes at the start of a build and hours if you try to reconstruct six months of it from memory and a camera roll.
Start your build on solid ground.
The best day to set this up is before the slab is poured. The second best is today.
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