Free tools
Small tools that do one job each, run in your browser, and cost nothing. No signup, no email wall, nothing uploaded to us. We publish the how-to free and sell the install, and this is the free half.
Two so far. Both work on a phone, both export or print, and neither asks who you are.
Every subcontractor policy and its expiry date, sorted so the one that lapses first is at the top. Flags expired and expiring within 30 days, counts them for you, and exports to CSV for your records.
Open the tracker PaperworkFill it in, watch the sheet build, print it or save it as a PDF. Includes the running contract total across previous change orders, the schedule impact, and a signature block that says the work is not authorised until it is signed.
Open the formNothing you type on these pages reaches us. Both tools run entirely in your browser and save to your own device so a half-finished job is still there tomorrow. There is no account, no analytics on what you enter, and no copy on our side. Download or print anything you need to keep, because clearing your browser data clears it.
Because a contractor with a spreadsheet and an expiry column is already ahead of a contractor with a folder of certificates, and we would rather be the company that said so. The tools above solve the recording. What they cannot do is notice on their own, chase the renewal, keep the history against the job, or let the subcontractor upload their own paperwork. That is what the software is for, and that is the honest line between the free thing and the paid thing.
If you use one of these for a month and it is enough, that is a good outcome. If you find yourself wanting the noticing, both plans are priced publicly and the tour opens without an account.
Named so that nobody waits on something we have not built. These are wanted, not shipped.
If one of those is the thing you actually need, say so on the call and it moves up the list.
Same records, against the actual job, with each client and subcontractor holding their own free login. The product tour opens in your browser on a fictional company, with no account and nothing saved.