Built where the plans get rained on

Stroyby was founded by construction technologists who grew up on job sites and spent years watching the industry's real operating system: six disconnected spreadsheets, a project manager's overflowing inbox, and a foreman's memory. Information lived in drawings nobody had the current version of, RFIs answered in email threads that vanished, and change orders discovered — always too late — in a subcontractor's invoice. The platform was built to give construction one workspace that behaves like the site actually works: sequential, documented, and unforgiving of missing records.

What the platform does

Stroyby keeps drawings, RFIs, change orders, daily logs, and subcontractor payouts in one synced workspace from groundbreak to punch list. Revisions propagate — when a drawing updates, everyone holding a tablet sees it, with the old version stamped and archived. RFIs route to the right person with deadlines; change orders track their own paper trail from field request to approval; and daily logs capture labor, weather, and deliveries in a form a superintendent fills in before the crew leaves. Contractors who switch typically close out projects over a fifth faster and surface several times more change-order revenue simply because nothing disappears between the field and the office.

How it fits your stack

An open API and native connectors link the platform to the accounting and design tools contractors already run, so the office keeps its books and the field keeps its workflow. Rollouts are measured in days, led by people who have worn boots on site.

• Drawing revisions propagate with old versions stamped and archived
• RFIs and change orders carrying their own paper trail
• Daily logs in a form superintendents actually fill in

Stroyby serves general contractors and construction teams who want their project data in one place and their margin protected. If your next build deserves better than a shared drive, put it on Stroyby.