Project management for rehabs, renovations & new construction

One place to run your entire real estate project.

The work, the money, the people, the photos, the decisions and the whole project history — organized in one reviewable record, instead of scattered across texts, spreadsheets, folders and half a dozen apps.

Built for one property or an entire portfolio. No sign-up needed to explore the demo.

Lakeview Residence · Custom home
ActivePhase: Rough-in

Lakeview Residence

Record today's update

Approved budget

$1.29M

Original + approved changes

Actual paid

$894K

$394K remaining

Open issues

4

2 high priority

Decisions waiting

2

1 overdue

Needs your attention

  • Confirm the steel beam location before MondayNeeded by Jul 20 — now overdueDecide
  • Moisture found behind the kitchen wallPossible $1,800 — proposed, awaiting your reviewReview
  • Your site update is ready to reviewRecorded 2 hours ago · 4 photosReview

Recent site photos

The problem

Your project shouldn’t be scattered across six different places.

Texts, photos, costs, approvals and deadlines should not require six different apps to reconstruct one project.

Phone camera roll full of job-site photos
Phone showing a text thread: a contractor reporting a hidden issue and a possible $1,800 cost
Phone showing a voice memo of a site update
Budget

Electrical

Budget$24,000
Paid$18,500
Approval

Primary Bath Tile

Needed by Friday

Deadline

Framing inspection

Friday · 9:00 AM

Scattered project informationOne organized project record

DAILY RECORD

Tuesday, July 22 · Kitchen

StatusReview required

Work completed

Electrical rough-in completed on the east wall.

Problem discovered

Water damage found behind the kitchen cabinets.

Possible cost impact

Up to $1,800

Not included in the approved budget

Attached
4 photos

How it works

Talk through the walkthrough. Approve the record.

Walk the property, pick the room, and describe what you see while you take photos. By the time you're back in the truck, the update is drafted and waiting for your review — keeping the project current takes minutes, not an evening of paperwork.
Site manager in a hard hat photographing framing during a walkthrough
  1. Step 1

    Select the room

    Kitchen

  2. Step 2

    Record what happened

    Just talk

  3. Step 3

    Attach photos

    From the site

  4. Step 4

    It drafts the log

    Organized

  5. Step 5

    Review & correct

    Your words

  6. Step 6

    Approve

    You decide

  7. Step 7

    It becomes the record

    On file

Complete control

See the whole project — and open anything that needs you.

Budget health, phase, overdue work, open issues, decisions waiting and the latest site activity, in one view. Tap anything that needs attention and the details slide in beside it.
Lakeview Residence · Overview

Open tasks

11

3 overdue

Open issues

4

2 high priority

Decisions waiting

2

1 overdue

Inspections

1

Needs scheduling

Needs your attention

Tap to inspect

Recent site photos

Copper and PVC plumbing rough-in opened up inside a wallKitchen · moisture found
Electrical rough-in with junction boxes and wiring on wood framing
Kitchen mid-renovation with new cabinetry being installed
Interior wood framing of a home under construction

Tied to a room and a date — never a loose camera roll.

Money & approvals

Approved money, pending money and possible money stay separate.

Honey Equity can flag a possible cost from what happened on-site — but a flag is not a charge. Your approved budget only moves when you review a change order and approve it. You always know what's official and what's only proposed.
  • ApprovedCounted in your budget, with who approved it.
  • PendingA change order waiting on your review.
  • PossibleProposed by Honey Equity — never counted until you approve.
Lakeview Residence · Money

Approved & official

Approved budget

$1,288,400

Original + approved changes

Paid to date

$894,250

$394K remaining

Contingency left

$86,600

69% of what you set aside

Awaiting your review

CO-004 · Additional footing depth

Pending review — not yet in your approved budget

+$4,200Pending

Possible cost impacts

3 flags from recent updates · up to $6,000

Proposed
  • Moisture behind kitchen wall+$1,800
  • Extra footing depth (now CO-004)+$4,200
  • Regrade at north sideunder review

Honey Equity proposes these from what happened on-site. None of them touch your approved budget until you approve a change order.

Everything connected

One approved update informs the whole project.

Watch a single approved update route itself into the project: work into Activity, a problem into Issues, a question into Decisions, a flagged cost into Budget — captured once, connected everywhere. A flag is never a charge; you still review what counts.

APPROVED DAILY UPDATE

Tuesday, Jul 24 · Kitchen

Approved
  • Work completed

    Electrical rough-in completed on the east wall.

  • Problem found

    Water damage found behind the kitchen cabinets.

  • Decision needed

    Replace all damaged drywall?

  • Cost flagged

    Repair estimated at up to $1,800 — to review.

  • Schedule

    Possible one-day delay to insulation.

Lakeview Residence · Project
  • Activity
    Electrical rough-in completedKitchen · July 24
  • Issues
    Water damage behind kitchen cabinetsHigh priority · 4 photos attached
  • Decisions
    Replace all damaged drywall?Waiting for owner
  • BudgetApproved $1.29M
    Approved budget$1,288,400
    Possible cost impactReview required

    Up to $1,800

    Not included in the approved budget.

  • Schedule
    Possible 1-day impactNot confirmed
  • Photos
    4 photos addedKitchen · July 24
Project record updated2 items still need your review

Built for

Built for rehabs, renovations, custom homes and flips.

Kitchen mid-renovation with new cabinetry being installed

Rehabs & renovations

Keep contractors, budgets, issues and photos organized through every phase of the work.

New two-story home under framing at golden hour

Custom-home construction

Track selections, changes, inspections and progress across a longer, higher-stakes build.

Living room being renovated with fresh finishes going in

Fix-and-flip

Run the numbers, the timeline and the documentation across one property or a whole portfolio.

What changes

Less reconstructing. More control.

  • Photos buried in a camera rollPhotos tied to a room and a date
  • Decisions lost in messagesDecisions recorded with the approver
  • Costs updated after the factPossible impacts flagged for review
  • Tasks spread across textsWork assigned and tracked
  • Change orders remembered lateChanges reviewed before they count
  • Weekly updates written by handReports built from real activity

Bring your entire project into one place.

Start with one property. Track the work, the money, the people, the decisions and the progress — from the first walkthrough through the final punch list.

No spreadsheets. No scattered photos. No rebuilding the story later.