For general contractors, who answer for every dollar and every day.

A GC carries the owner's money and the subs' schedule at the same time. Groundflag puts the job's money, the record of each day and the schedule on the same job, for the office and the field.

What matters most to a GC

• Money by cost code.

  Budget from the accepted estimate, committed from purchase orders, actual from bills, expenses and approved hours, a forecast and the margin, with alerts on overruns.

• Change orders with a paper trail.

  Scope, cost, price, schedule days and the reason, approved online by the owner and frozen; the contract and budget follow.

• A daily log that holds up.

  Subs with workers and hours, deliveries, inspections passed or failed, delays with a cause and weather, signed and frozen.

• CSI or residential codes.

  A short CSI list of 21 divisions and a residential list come ready; add your own.

Not yet for general contractors

AIA G702 and G703 pay applications, retainage and lien waivers are the November 2026 target. RFIs, submittals, subcontracts with insurance tracking and the WIP report come after that.

Keep reading

• Job costing and change ordersBudget, committed and actual by cost code on every job, a forecast and margin, overrun alerts, and change orders the client signs online that update the contract, the budget and the next invoice.
• Schedule with GanttA Gantt schedule on every job: dependencies with lag, working days and holidays, critical path, a baseline, one-tap rain days, a 21-day lookahead and Microsoft Project import and export.
• Daily log by voiceTap Tell the day and talk, in English, Spanish or Portuguese: Groundflag drafts the daily log with crew hours, weather, work, deliveries and delays, and the foreman signs. Up to 60 photos a day.
• JobTread alternativeGroundflag next to JobTread: one price per company with every user included, job costing and change orders, a daily log by voice, and every screen in English, Spanish and Portuguese.

Questions? Write to hello@groundflag.com