Foreman replaces the patchwork of spreadsheets, email threads, and sticky notes with AI that handles estimating, scheduling, invoicing, and every document in between. Contractors spend less time behind a desk. More time building.
We stopped building for the enterprise. The guy managing four residential jobs doesn't have a project manager, a controller, and a dedicated admin. He's the guy who does all three — between phone calls, site visits, and actually doing the work. Foreman is built for that person.
Nolan Rossi, founder — fourth-generation contractor
Upload a plan set, photo, or project description. AI produces a structured, line-item cost breakdown in minutes — not hours. Edit, adjust, and send a professional proposal in the same session.
Every photo, permit, contract, change order, and conversation lives in one place — organized around the job, not the tool. No more searching email for a plan you received six weeks ago.
Link task dependencies and Foreman computes the critical path automatically. Know which delays actually push your finish date — and which ones don't matter.
Add signers to any proposal or vendor agreement and send. They sign from any device — no account required, no separate e-sign tool. Signed and saved to the record automatically.
Send invoices, collect payments online, and watch QuickBooks update itself. From budget to reconciled payment — without touching your accounting software.
Ask anything about your projects in plain language. Get answers in seconds — no digging through plans, emails, or old contracts. The knowledge of three tools, without using any of them.
Drop in a plan set, a few photos, or a short description. Foreman reads it like a contractor would — understanding scope, materials, and labor from context.
Takeoffs, line items, and material costs appear in seconds. Edit what you need, add your markup, and hit Generate. A branded, professional proposal lands in your client's inbox.
Every document, photo, change order, and conversation tracks to the job. Scheduling auto-computes critical path. Invoices reconcile against budget automatically. Done.
The average residential contractor runs their business across five or six apps — a spreadsheet for estimating, email for plans, texts for scheduling, QuickBooks for invoicing, a folder on their phone for photos, and paper for everything else. Foreman replaces all six. Built by someone who grew up in the trades, for people who still get their hands dirty.
We started with one question: what if construction software actually understood how contractors work? Not how project managers at enterprise firms work — how the guy doing $2M a year in kitchen remodels actually works. That's who Foreman is built for.