Built field-first, because that's where the work actually happens
Most construction software is designed from the office desk down. SubSynch starts on the job site, where a foreman with gloves on and sun in their eyes needs something that works in three taps — then connects what happens there to the office work that depends on it.
On the job site
- Pre-task plans — solo-mode capable, built for a phone in the field, not a desktop form.
- Daily logs — work items, issues, and amendments, one per day, with a PDF export.
- Materials — bills of materials, deliveries, receiving QC, staging locations, and consumables.
- Offline mobile — the field app works without signal and syncs when it's back.
- Messaging — comments, DMs, and broadcasts on one substrate, so nothing lives in a text thread no one can find later.
In the office
- Compliance command center — lien and notice deadlines, wrap-up tracking, license and prevailing-wage alerts, all surfaced from a coverage map with a person confirming every operative date.
- Change orders and billing-lite — the PCO chain and pay-app tracking that feed off the same field record.
- Forecasting — cost tracking rolled up from the same cost codes the field crew is already logging against.
The point isn't two separate tools that happen to share a login — it's one spine, so the field record that captures what happened is the same data the office uses to manage the deadline clock.
Works alongside your GC's platform
SubSynch is built for the subcontractor's side of the job. It's designed to sync with the project-management platforms your general contractors already run, not to replace them or compete for their seat.