Mewboard for construction and renovation: one board per job site.
A renovation lives on dates: the inspector on Thursday, cabinets on Friday, the client who wants one more socket. Mewboard keeps each site on its own board with a timeline, and every change order in writing.
What you can run in Mewboard
- Stages and inspections. Demolition, rough-in, inspection and handover as milestones, with checklists for what must be ready before the inspector arrives.
- Materials and deliveries. Orders with delivery dates and owners, and a price comparison drafted by Claude in a comment.
- Change orders. The client asks for an extra socket: an issue with the cost, the approval and the date, so nothing is “agreed on the phone”.
- Permits and paperwork. Insurance, licences and council permits as dated issues with reminders before they expire.
How teams like this set it up
A typical setup: a Job sites folder with a project per site and the client as a client record, and an Office folder for permits, suppliers and admin. Foremen get the board on their phones.
See it with realistic data. The sample workspace for this page is full of realistic projects, clients, reminders and history. Change anything you like: it resets every night.
Try it with one client project.
It takes a minute to sign up, and it is free for up to five people.