Working the same day
Your rates, your yard, your first request — about fifteen minutes of setup, then you're dispatching.
Software for construction
We build technology that makes complicated work simpler.
Focused tools for small and mid-sized construction companies — too big for a whiteboard, too small for an enterprise suite. Built alongside a working heavy-haul operation in the Fraser Valley.
Dispatch · a morning
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Who we build for
Built for the companies doing the work.
Most construction software is made for general contractors with an IT department and a six-month rollout. The civil subs, haulers and equipment outfits doing most of the work — a handful of trucks, an office of two — run on phone calls, texts and spreadsheets because nothing else fits. That's who we build for.
Priced on use
You pay for trucks that worked that month. Idle units, drivers, pilot cars and extra users cost nothing.
Your data stays yours
Each company's rates, customers and moves are walled off from every other, and export whenever you want them.
Made for where you are
The dispatcher at the desk, the driver in the cab, the owner beside the machine — each gets a screen built for that spot.
Products
Dispatch is in service. Dump trucks are next.
Dispatch
A dispatch board for heavy-haul companies. Customers request moves and see a ballpark priced from your rates; you quote, they book, and the move runs from your board to your driver's phone to your invoice.
- A request inbox with live ballparks and backhaul spotting
- Plan day: every truck's day ordered to cut empty running
- A driver app with arrival times and proof of delivery
- GST-correct invoices that push to QuickBooks Online
1600 × 1200 · PNG
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Dump trucks
Orders by the truck-day, time tickets and loads, and settlements for owner-operators — on the same board. See the roadmap
2400 × 1030 · cool, desaturated
How we build
Start with the work, not the software.
Every screen we ship began as a job someone was doing the hard way. We watch the work, build the smallest thing that removes the hard part, and keep it only if the numbers move.
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Next to a working operation
Dispatch was built beside a heavy-haul company in the Fraser Valley — on its real moves, its real rate card and its real invoices.
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For the person doing the job
Phones in the field, desktops in the office. Gloves, glare and patchy signal are design inputs, not edge cases.
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Plain prices
Published, usage-based, no setup fee and no contract term. If a tool isn't working for you this month, it shouldn't cost you this month.
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Support from the builders
Questions go to the people who wrote the software, not a ticket queue.
Tell us what's slow.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your own numbers. No deck.
Contact
Start with the job that eats your day.
Tell us which part of the week takes the most time — quoting, scheduling, chasing paperwork. Expect questions back before anything else.