See the whole project. With one yardstick.

The field crew doesn't open spreadsheets or fill in forms. They check in when they arrive and check out on what got done — two screens, on a phone, built for fingers covered in mortar and a bad signal.

And since nobody in the field counts toward the bill, you can put the whole project on it without thinking about the cost. It's deliberate: the system only works if the people doing the work log it.

No. The whole project comes in through Excel: budget and WBS, schedule with predecessors, progress measurement, units, field crew and quality forms. You upload it yourself, with no consultants. The difference is that the spreadsheet stops being the source of truth and becomes an output format.

Yes. Put your next project on the free plan and compare. The schedule, the units and the crew export to Excel for whoever only reads spreadsheets.

Only if the worker authorizes it. The registration photo is optional: if there is one, it is kept in the worker's record; if not, nothing is stored, and entry at the gate is cleared manually. At the gate, it is not the photo that does the identifying: recognition runs inside the browser on the device itself, the camera image is never uploaded anywhere, and the comparison is made against a vector of 128 numbers, which cannot be turned back into an image.

Even so, biometrics are sensitive data under the LGPD: using them requires each worker's consent and a retention policy. That is your obligation as the employer, and the system was designed to make it simple to comply with — not to get around it.

No. Each client has its own database, separated at the schema level — it is not a “client” column in a shared table. No query can cross from one client to another, because there is no table in common.

The free plan already comes with the Sensei at the level that teaches: it knows Last Planner, PPC, the constraint removal index, line of balance and the method behind every screen. Ask it instead of looking for a manual.

And from Hansei up you get the Library: FVS, FVM, acceptance criteria and procurement processes, ready-made and reviewed every six months. Writing fifty good forms takes weeks — they come already written.

Because the bill is built differently, not just smaller. The market charges a high base, plus an amount per project, plus an add-on per module — the bill goes up precisely when you grow.

Here you pay for the engineering team members who use the office. Projects, modules and the entire field crew don't count toward the bill. Run the numbers against what you pay today →

No. Projects are unlimited on every paid plan. Your bill only changes when you hire more people for the engineering team — and when that happens, the price per person falls.

A public link with the project's progress and your brand, on every plan. From Genba up, after handover, the Resident Portal for service requests, bookings, notices and documents.

Never without you. At the levels where it acts, the Sensei proposes the re-plan and shows the effect (beta) — you are the one who changes the schedule. And every answer comes with the source it took each number from, so you can check before deciding.

Whenever you want, with no penalty and no notice period. Billing is upfront, so access runs to the end of the period you already paid for — you paid for the month, you use the whole month. And in the first 7 days the Brazilian Consumer Protection Code guarantees the right of withdrawal with a full refund: just write to us.

Today's prices are launch prices and apply to anyone who subscribes by December 31, 2026.

It does, if your system integrates too. The BuildSphere API is open to customers and comes documented inside the system, with the data dictionary. If your system has an API, we connect the two. If it doesn't, there is always Excel: the project goes in and out by spreadsheet.