StraitUp is construction project-management and scheduling software for builders, site managers and subcontractors.
It brings your projects, schedules, tasks, site information and team communication together in one system, from the first estimate through to the final payment claim, so nothing gets re-keyed and nothing falls through the cracks.
Run each job end-to-end and see where all of them stand, without juggling separate apps.
Critical-path programmes that understand how a construction job actually goes together, and reflow when things move.
To-dos, QA checklists, purchase orders and progress updates, organised per job.
Record rooms, measurements, selections, documents and photos on site and keep them with the job.
Priced estimates flow through to live back-costing, variations and progress payment claims.
Office, foremen, subbies and clients each see just their slice, with updates and messages in context.
Screens from a live StraitUp build. Estimating, scheduling, site info, QA and claims are on every plan — the plan only sets how many jobs you run live at once.
Each job gets a board built around how a build actually goes together: the trades on the job, the progress stages, the QA checklists and the purchase orders. Tick a stage off on site and the office sees it the same second. A QA sign-off won’t close while there are defects still open against it, so nothing gets waved through.
Open the dashboard and see what actually needs you today: jobs waiting to be set up, site chats, your to-dos, health & safety, and where the money sits. Every part of the business is one tap away instead of spread across five different apps and a pile of texts.
Critical-path scheduling that knows a slab has to cure before the frames go up, and reflows the rest of the job when a date moves. Push one trade and everything that depends on it shifts with it, instead of you re-drawing the whole calendar by hand.
Your priced estimate flows straight through to live back-costing, variations and progress claims, fed from your accounting. See committed against actual on every job while there’s still time to do something about it, not at the end when it’s already gone.