Live-linked markup. A 7:14am redline is on the foreman's phone before 7:30 toolbox talk.
Versioned sheets with hairline rulers, push-to-field pinning, and offline markup that syncs the second the iPad sees a cell signal.
Stroyby replaces six disconnected spreadsheets and a project manager's overflowing inbox with one workspace where drawings, RFIs, change orders, daily logs, and subcontractor payouts stay in sync from groundbreak to punch list.
9 of the ENR Top 400 contractors — including Holder Construction and Clark Construction — run Stroyby on active commercial builds.
Drawings, RFIs, change orders, daily logs, and subcontractor payouts live in the same workspace — synced, version-locked, and audit-ready. Contractors who switch to Stroyby close out projects 22% faster and surface 3.4× more change-order revenue.
Versioned sheets with hairline rulers, push-to-field pinning, and offline markup that syncs the second the iPad sees a cell signal.
Auto-routed by trade, with response SLAs that show up in red when an architect goes quiet past day 7.
Field-triggered COs link back to the T&M log, the drawing revision, and the email that started it — one audit trail, owner-ready.
Foremen dictate in Spanish, Mandarin, or Polish; the log lands in English with photos, weather, and crew counts already attached.
Draws go out on the 5th with conditional waivers attached, signed in the field, and posted back to Sage 300 without a single spreadsheet export.
Full feature parity with Procore at 58% of the seat cost — and bi-directional sync with the accounting, BIM, and estimating tools already on your projects.
Native connector syncs invoices, vendor bills, and 1099 data nightly.
Job-cost sync with batch posting, customizable cost-code mapping.
Two-way model sync, issue push, and versioned drawing round-trip.
Coexistence mode — migrate at your pace without orphaning 8 years of history.
"We rolled Stroyby onto a 14-story Class-A office in downtown Denver mid-pour. Within two months we caught four change orders the previous PM stack had walked past — that's $410,000 we would have left in the ceiling. The field-log translation alone paid for the seat."
Bring a current project spec or a live problem — we'll walk through it on a screen-share, no slides.