The trust pitch
Four honest views. Money exists for two of them.
Builder and PM see everything. A sub gets a link — checklist, drawings, their money, never yours. Your client gets the portal. Cost data isn't hidden from the other two; it structurally doesn't exist in their views — enforced server-side, not by which buttons we draw.
Intelligence, honest about what's real
Today it's arithmetic, not a model.
The bid leveler reads your own bid sheet and shows the spread — no model, no guess. Your estimating database keeps band-vs-actual across every job and surfaces it as you price the next one: type a line you've run before and its typical actual, band and hit rate are right there. Model-based help — reading invoices into actuals, drafting client updates — is on the roadmap, and we'll say so plainly rather than pretend it already ships.