Site Map
Open the app and see every active jobsite on a map, with a quick read on which sites need attention first and where each crew is headed.
Working prototype · Home services
Construction Firm app prototype, ready to try before you build.
Explore a working construction firm app prototype with site map, weekly plan, and daily log. Customize it yourself or have Mistflow Studio build the approved screens, style, and flow.
This is a working mobile prototype, not a shipped app. Mistflow can turn it into a native iPhone and Android app after you confirm the screens, platform details, and integrations.
Prototype screenReady to explore
Built for construction firm work
The friction this app is designed to remove.
Not a generic app template. This prototype starts with the moments that cost your team time or leave customers waiting.
- Every morning starts with phone calls and texts asking which crew is going to which site, while the day is already slipping.
- Progress notes, labor counts, delivery issues, and blockers get buried in group texts, so the office hears about problems too late.
- Inspections, material deliveries, and subcontractor windows are spread across calendars and whiteboards, which leads to downtime and missed site access.
- Open punch items and failed inspections pile up near closeout because nobody has one clean view of what is still blocking the project.
- Budget burn is hard to spot until the job is already drifting, because field updates and office numbers are not in the same daily rhythm.
Inside the prototype
Specific tools for your construction firm.
Keep what fits, change what does not, and add the details that make the workflow yours.
Weekly Plan
See the week by site: inspections, deliveries, subcontractor visits, crew assignments, and key work windows so you can prevent downtime before it happens.
Daily Log
Foremen log progress, labor, blockers, weather notes, and jobsite updates from their phone while the work is happening, not hours later from memory.
Crew Routing
Start the day with a clear view of which crew is going where, so you can sequence the work without calling every lead one by one.
Blocker Tracking
Flag missing materials, access problems, failed inspections, or subcontractor delays right from the site so the office can act before the crew loses half a day.
Punch Item View
Track open punch items by project so closeout does not turn into a long text thread with photos, reminders, and missing responsibility.
Project Health
Spot projects that are drifting by looking at open punch items, failed inspections, budget burn, and stalled progress in one simple view.
Prototype screen gallery
See the proposed experience, screen by screen.
These are screens from the working prototype—not screenshots of a shipped customer app.
Example workflows
How it could work day to day.
Use these examples to judge whether the flow matches your business before you commit to building it.
- 01Morning dispatch: open SiteSpan, check the Site Map, see which jobs need attention first, then confirm where each crew is headed before the first truck rolls.
- 02Field progress update: a foreman opens the Daily Log at the jobsite, records labor, progress, photos, and blockers, and the office can see the update without waiting for an end-of-day call.
- 03Weekly coordination: use the Weekly Plan to check inspections, deliveries, and subcontractor windows so a drywall crew does not arrive before rough-in is passed.
- 04Closeout recovery: open Project Health, find the project with failed inspections and open punch items, then assign attention before the closeout date slips.
The build promise
What you approve is what gets built.
Explore this working prototype, customize it yourself or hand it to us, then approve the screens, style, and flow before the finished build begins.
Explore
Try the proposed flow and review every prototype screen.
Customize
Change the words, branding, features, and workflow until it fits.
Approve and build
Your approved prototype becomes the clear visual contract for the finished app.
Straight answers
Construction Firm app pricing, explained.
Choose self-serve if you want control, or Studio if you want Mistflow to take the build from approved prototype to a native iPhone and Android app.
Agency comparison from the industry brief: A custom construction field app from an agency often runs $25,000 to $100,000 or more, plus a maintenance retainer, and every change to a daily log, punch item flow, or project health view becomes a new quote. Quotes vary by scope, platform, and integrations.
Use your Mistflow subscription
Start from this exact prototype, make it yours, and build in Mistflow. See the pricing page for current subscription options.
Build my version$4,900 fixed · 14 days
Hand the approved prototype to the Mistflow team for a focused native mobile app build. Scope is confirmed before the 14-day engagement starts.
Have Mistflow build itBuying questions
Know exactly what you are starting with.
Clear answers about the prototype, the finished build, and your two paths forward.
Is this construction firm app finished?
No. The screens on this page are a working prototype: you can explore the flow, but it is not a shipped customer app. The finished app is built after you approve or customize the prototype.
Can I start with this exact prototype?
Yes. Build my version carries this exact prototype into Mistflow, including its screens, style, and flow. You can change it before the finished app is built.
What can I customize for my construction firm?
You can change the branding, wording, steps, and features. This prototype currently demonstrates Site Map, Weekly Plan, and Daily Log, and you can keep, remove, or reshape those parts around the way your business works.
Can the app match how we run our jobs?
Yes. In the finished app, if you track labor by crew, progress by phase, blockers by site, or inspections by date, you explain that in normal language and Mistflow shapes the app around it.
Can foremen use it from the jobsite?
Yes. In the finished app, is built around jobsite use: quick daily logs, site status, labor notes, blockers, and progress updates from a phone instead of a laptop in the office.
How much does it cost to turn this into a finished app?
For self-serve, you use a Mistflow subscription; current plan prices are listed on the pricing page. Mistflow Studio is a separate $4,900 fixed service for a 14-day native iPhone and Android app build. Scope is confirmed before work starts.
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