Seven modules, one picture of the project
Each module closes one way a project quietly goes wrong. Together they answer two questions: where are we now, and what will it look like in a month.
- The plan drifts and nobody sees it
Schedule
Milestones with planned dates, progress from site and a forecast end date calculated from the actual pace. You see a slip while there is still time to act, not on handover day.
Learn more - Money leaks quietly
Budget
Every budget item shows what was planned, what is invoiced, what is paid and what is already committed. An overrun shows when it is agreed, not when the last invoice arrives.
Learn more - Suppliers are picked without a real comparison
Tenders
Each tender collects its bids in one table: price in the project currency, duration, the gap to the lowest bid and the budget line it will spend. The choice can be explained later.
Learn more - Incoming payments slip
Contracts
Every sale is tied to a unit, every contract has its payment schedule, and every receipt is matched to an instalment. You see what is due, what is overdue and what will come in each month.
Learn more - Problems have no owner
Signals
Rules compare facts with the plan all the time. When something drifts, the person responsible hears about it the same day, with the reason in plain words and a priority you can explain.
Learn more - Reports are opinions
Field facts
Site staff report progress with a note and photos from a bot and a Mini App in Telegram. Every entry is checked before it is saved, and anything unusual goes to a named controller.
Learn more - Figures get rewritten
Audit trail
Who changed what and when, kept in a log that cannot be edited. Numbers you can show a bank, an auditor or an investor.
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Connected by one loop
The modules are not separate tools. Facts from site move the schedule forecast, invoices move the budget forecast, and the signals module watches all of them with the same rules.
Try it on your own project
Free for 14 days, no card. A wizard builds the project from a template, and the first signal shows right after it.