Project management software for service businesses, with budgets, time and invoices built in.
We build project management software for service businesses whose work doesn't fit Asana or Monday.com. Each project holds its budget, timesheets, tasks and client updates, linked to your CRM and Xero, so you can see which jobs make money while they're still running.
Projects
5 active| Project | Lead | Budget used | Forecast |
|---|---|---|---|
H Harbour & Finch LUM-104 · Website rebuild | TATom Ashdown | 22,900of 48,000 | 45,800 |
N Northgate Brewery LUM-097 · Rebrand | PNPriya Nair | 26,600of 36,500 | 36,190 |
C Copperleaf Foods LUM-101 · Packaging range | PNPriya Nair | 18,200of 29,750 | 28,440 |
S Saltmarsh Homes LUM-106 · Sales suite screens | TATom Ashdown | 15,300of 61,200 | 56,670 |
W Wyndham Museum LUM-109 · Exhibition identity | KMKofi Mensah | 6,800of 22,000 | 20,610 |
Where the time goes on project management.
At 6 projects a month, that's about 92 hours back for your team.
| Step | By hand | With your own system |
|---|---|---|
| Setting up the project from the won deal | 1h 30m | |
| Writing weekly status updates for the client | 6h | 1h |
| Chasing timesheets | 3h | |
| Checking time spent against budget | 4h | |
| Raising invoices at each milestone | 2h | 15 min |
| Total | 16h 30m | 1h 15m |
What we build, around how your team already works.
Set up from the won deal
Scope, budget, team and milestones are created from the CRM as soon as a deal is won.
Budget against actual
Time and costs are tracked against budget as the work happens, with a warning before a job runs over.
Timesheets that get filled in
Reminders in Teams or Slack, with time suggested from each person's calendar and tasks.
Client updates drafted
Weekly status reports are drafted from tasks and notes, ready to check and send.
Invoices at each milestone
When a milestone is signed off, the invoice is drafted in Xero.
Capacity planning
See who's free next month before you commit to a start date.
Off-the-shelf or built for you? How it compares.
| Compared on | Asana, Monday.com or ClickUp | Built by us |
|---|---|---|
| Fit | Built for thousands of businesses, so your team works around it | Built around how your team already works |
| Price | Per seat, so it goes up every time you hire | One flat monthly price, however many people use it |
| Your other tools | Only the integrations they've chosen to build | Connects to the tools you already use |
| Changes | Request a feature and hope it makes their roadmap | Tell us what you need, and something new ships every week |
| Set-up and upkeep | Your team's time, or a consultant you pay by the day | We do it, and it's included in the price |
| Ownership | You rent it for as long as you pay | Your business owns it |
Common questions, answered.
Why not use Asana or Monday.com?
They're good at tasks. Most service businesses also need budgets, timesheets, invoices and client updates, which end up in separate tools and spreadsheets. We build one system that holds all of it.
Can clients see their project?
Yes. Clients can get their own view with progress, documents and approvals, as part of a client portal.
Can we keep using Asana for tasks?
Yes. We can connect to it and add budgets, timesheets and invoicing around it.
How much does custom project management software cost?
It's part of managed software: a senior developer, product manager, design, QA and ongoing fixes for a flat $6,000£4,500€5,300 a month, plus hosting at cost. There are no per-seat fees and no minimum term, and your first system is live within 30 days.
We also build the systems around it.
Timesheets
Timesheet software your team fills in on time, linked to payroll and invoices.
See how it worksClient portal
A client portal in your brand, so clients stop emailing to ask where things are.
See how it worksManagement reporting
Live management reporting, without the month-end spreadsheet.
See how it works
Tell us how your team handles project management today.
In 30 minutes, we'll work out where your team loses the most time and what we'd build first.