Site operating system/Renovation and construction

The operating systemfor your site

Run every job end to end — the job, its stages, the crew, photos, materials and deadlines. It doesn't watch your workers: it catches deviations before they get expensive.

For:RenovationConstructionRefurbishmentMaintenance
Site team coordinating a renovation inside a home under construction
RiskOn time
Job passportDEMO · No. 254
Renovation · 24 Calle Mayor
Progress87%
  • Plan
  • Budget
  • Photos
  • Materials
BEFORE / AFTER photo at every stage
JOB-254 · Bathroom · 87% · on timeJOB-198 · Tiling · +1 day behindLaser not returned · JOB-254Stage photo missing · Strip-outJOB-311 · Plumbing · approvedMaterial 30% over plan · JOB-198

01 / The problem

80% of the problems happen on site

Most companies automate the office — CRM, invoices, quotes — but the money is won or lost on the scaffold. A CRM stores clients; a site operating system runs how the work actually gets done.

  • Control the pace, not just the finish line

    If you wait until the last day to find out the bathroom isn't done, it's already too late: the plumber, the electrician and the joiner all get pushed. Business OS watches intermediate checkpoints, day by day.

  • Deviations, not people

    This is not a surveillance system. It doesn't follow every move a worker makes: it flags what leaves the plan — a task not started, a missing photo, material overrun, a deadline at risk.

  • Before it gets expensive

    The owner sees not only what already happened, but what is about to go wrong. The alert arrives while it can still be fixed.

02 / The Job

Everything revolves around the job

Every renovation or build has its own digital passport: client, drawings, budget, photos, materials, schedule, team, tools, payments and quality control. All tied to a single job.

It's the digital twin of the site. Open the flat and you see progress room by room; open a room and you see every stage with its photo, owner, date, time, materials and cost.

  • Drawings
  • Budget
  • Photo / video
  • Materials
  • Tools
  • Quality
Flat · 24 Calle Mayor87%
  • Kitchen100%
  • Bathroom85%
  • Bedroom60%
  • Hallway90%

Bathroom · stages

  • Strip-out
  • Plumbing
  • Waterproofing
  • Tiling
  • Grouting
  • Fitting units

03 / On-site control

Everything that happens on the scaffold

Nine controls that turn day-to-day chaos into data you can act on — no paperwork, no constant phone calls.

  • Photo control

    BEFORE and AFTER photos are mandatory at every stage. The AI checks the photo really is of that site and that job.

  • Time tracking

    The worker clocks “Start” and “Finish”. GPS only confirms they were on site — no constant tracking.

  • Mandatory checklist

    Until the required steps are done, the next task won't open. No shortcuts.

  • Materials

    Take in 40 m² of tile, use 12. The system knows the remainder and warns about overrun or a stock shortfall.

  • Tools

    Laser, drill, grinder… issued and returned. The AI sees who didn't return what.

  • Stage-by-stage quality

    The foreman signs off with a checklist before the next phase opens. If it fails, a rework task is created.

  • Deadlines under control

    Intermediate checkpoints, day by day. A job isn't measured by the final deadline alone.

  • Safety

    Helmet, gloves, goggles: a selfie before starting. The AI verifies the PPE.

  • Pay per job

    You pay for accepted work, not for hours. The money is tied to an approved result.

04 / AI Foreman

Control deviations, not people

A site manager can't physically be on every job at once. The AI Foreman is their co-pilot: it reviews every job daily and speaks up only when something leaves the plan. It doesn't replace the foreman — it multiplies them.

What it catches

  • Task not started before 09:00
  • No photo uploaded after the stage
  • Used 30% more material than planned
  • A stage is taking twice the average
  • Tool not returned
  • Site idle for 3 days
Green

Everything on plan.

Amber

Delay risk. The foreman is notified and can step in.

Red

Critical delay. Decision needed: add people, swap the worker or replan.

Deadline prediction

The bathroom is 5 m² and the tiler lays 8–10 m²/day. If they're at 1 m² by midday, the system doesn't wait until Friday:

Risk of missing the deadline: 87%

And every delay gets a cause — materials, client changes, access, technical — so nobody blames the worker by mistake.

Reliability index · Pedro
94/ 100
Slippage
+0,4 d
Rework
2%
Pace
102%

05 / Deadlines in the open

A schedule the whole team can see

First deadline, second deadline and every postponement — logged and visible to everyone. The original date never disappears: it stays struck through next to the new one, with its reason. No surprises on the last day.

  • Strip-outCompleted
    12 junIván
  • PlumbingIn progress
    16 jun18 junPedro
  • TilingPending
    20 jun22 junAndrés
  • HandoverAt risk
    30 jun02 jul

Every date change keeps its reason in the job history.

06 / Who it's for

One job, three views

Everyone works in the same system, but each role sees only what's theirs. That's how the company scales without the admin load exploding.

  • View A

    Worker

    Mobile interface, radically simple.

    • Only today's tasks
    • Start → Photo → Checklist → Finish
    • Materials and tools assigned
    • A “Problem” button
  • View B

    Foreman

    Focused on running the site.

    • The status of every job
    • Tasks waiting for approval
    • Delays and problems
    • Photos, materials and quality inspection
  • View C

    Owner

    Focused on the numbers.

    • Where money is leaking
    • Who is running late
    • Which job is at risk
    • Real margin per job

07 / How it works

From the office to the scaffold

No paperwork, no WhatsApp groups. The plan is built once and the job moves forward on its own, step by step.

Track A

In the office

  1. STEP 01

    Create the job

    Client, address and the rooms in the property.

  2. STEP 02

    Stages and tasks

    Pick a template and the system generates phases and tasks with their checklists.

  3. STEP 03

    Assign the team

    A foreman to the job; the foreman allocates the crew.

Track B

On site

  1. STEP 01

    Start + BEFORE photo

    The worker opens their task, clocks in and uploads the initial photo.

  2. STEP 02

    Checklist + materials

    Complete the required steps and log what was used.

  3. STEP 03

    AFTER photo + submit

    Upload the result and the foreman approves or rejects it.

08 / By the numbers

Real time

Your site's work order, live

Not another CRM: this is the execution layer that pulls everything happening on the scaffold into one system.

  • 01

    1

    Job = one source of truth

  • 02

    9

    On-site controls

  • 03

    3

    Views, one per role

  • 04

    0

    Jobs running blind

09 / Sign up

Put your site under control

Yotu Business OS is in its early stage. Request access and start seeing what's going wrong before it costs you money.

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Renovating flats?

Stop chasing the crew by phone. Photos, deadlines and quality, all in one app.

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