For GCs & remodelers

Real dimensions up front. A paper trail behind every draw.

The plan matches the building, the change orders are in writing, and every progress payment points at documented work, so the draw dispute ends before it starts. One record, from the first walkthrough to closeout.

Everything you pay for, in one place

Stop running plans in one place and money in another.

Plan & measurement app

As-builts in their own silo.

CRM & pipeline

Clients and where each job stands.

Task & project tool

Punch lists in a separate app.

Client update thread

Progress buried in texts and email.

E-sign & draw spreadsheet

Change orders and money by hand.

One record in Chalk. One record from site visit to closeout: scope, change evidence, client updates, and draws all point at the same documented work. When a draw is questioned, the answer is already on the record.
The cost of a project that drifts

Every undocumented change is a fight you're set up to lose.

As-builts that don't match reality

The plan on file and the building on site disagree, and the difference surfaces mid-project, when it is expensive to fix.

Verbal change orders

The change was agreed to on site and never written down, so the dispute at billing becomes a memory contest you can't win.

Progress-payment disputes

The draw is questioned, and the documented work that justifies it isn't in one place, so the money sits while you dig.

How the project runs in Chalk

One record, from site visit to closeout.

1

Measure the as-built

A walkthrough becomes real dimensions on the record, on a supported device.

2

Run the stages

Move the job through your stages with tasks, punch lists, and checklists.

3

Keep the client in the loop

A branded client hub shows progress, documents, and galleries on a link.

4

Draw against documented work

Tie each progress payment to the work the record shows was done.

Everything Chalk does for the project

Built from the walkthrough to the final draw.

Capture the site

Measured as-builts and interior dimensions

Real dimensions, room-by-room square footage, and a measured floor plan from the first walkthrough on a supported iPhone or iPad Pro.

Photos and markup on the record

Document conditions with photos, markup, measurements, and before-and-after, on the project record.

Run the project

Tasks, punch lists, and gates

Sequence the work, block a stage until it's done, and route work to the current role holder.

Change records that hold up

Document the change on the record, so billing isn't a memory contest.

Bill and update

Draws tied to the work

Payment requests per stage, tied to the documented work that earned them.

A client hub they follow

Progress, documents, and galleries on one branded link, no account for the client.

One record everyone shares

Office, field, and client work from the same project, not four disconnected tools.

See the output

This is what comes out.

The record is not the point. This is: a signed change order assembled from the field capture, ready for the client and the draw. Illustrative sample, not a real client.

Maple-St-Change-Order-07.pdfSample
Change order + as-built
Measured as-built, priced change, signed by homeowner, photos attached
Change order, documented and signed
Relocate plumbing, primary bathmeasured plan, 6 photos$2,850
Upgrade to quartz, 42 sq ftselection, signed$1,940
Added framing, load wallengineer note, 4 photos$3,100
Draw, tied to the work
Change total$7,890
Homeowner signedOn site
Added to draw 4Yes
Chalky AI

The client update drafts itself. You approve and send.

Chalky reads only the records you can already see, cites its sources, and drafts updates for review. It never changes the project on its own.

Ask the project. "What's blocking the Maple St draw?" Chalky answers from the record.
Draft the client update. Chalky proposes the progress note for you to approve.
Surface the evidence. Point it at a stage and let it pull the documentation you need.
What you'll use

The parts of Chalk this trade leans on.

Questions

General contractors & remodelers, answered.

What is construction management software for remodelers?

Software that runs the project on one record from site visit to closeout: dimensions, scope, tasks, change evidence, client updates, and payment tracking, so a draw dispute has a documented answer.

Can I measure an as-built from a phone?

Yes. Measured scans use a supported iPhone or iPad Pro to capture dimensions and a floor plan. Tasks, photos, checklists, and the client hub run on any recent device.

How do clients see progress?

Publish a branded client hub with the progress, documents, and galleries you choose. The client follows the job without an account.

Why trust a tool this new

No customers to show you yet. So here's the deal instead.

We're pre-launch and we're not going to fake a logo wall. Here's how we make it safe to be early.

1

See it run first

Before you commit a dollar, we run a real job through Chalk with you, live, and show you a measured as-built and a signed change order built from it. The product is the proof.

2

You're a founding partner

The first 30 firms shape what we build: founder pricing, a direct line to the founders, and a real say in the roadmap. You're not a customer number, you're building this with us.

3

Keep the record either way

Bring one real job. We set it up with you, free. If Chalk isn't for you, you walk away with the finished file. Cancel anytime, export everything, no lock-in.

Our promise

Bring one real job and you'll walk away with a measured as-built and a documented change record, whether or not you stay.

Make the switch

Bring one live job. We'll build its record with you.

No six-week rollout. We set it up with you, you run it on the next job, and you keep the finished record either way. Founder pricing for the first cohort is on the early-access page.

Better than every tool you're paying for.

Everything your CRM, camera roll, measuring app, e-sign, and spreadsheets do, on one record, done better. Give us one real job to prove it, free, and become one of our 30 founding firms.

Early access is open to a first cohort. Free onboarding, and your whole team is included.

Want the details first? See the founding-member deal →