Detailed programmes your contractors will actually follow.
Gridply schedules programme and coordination for construction projects from commencement to completion. Plan every trade by location, share it with the site team and see progress as it happens.
Trusted by main contractors, developers and consultants across the UK.
Master programmes are too coarse. Whiteboards are too fragile.
Site teams need to know which trade is in which area this week, and what has to finish before the next one starts. Gridply gives you that level of detail in a live programme that the whole project can see, so clashes are caught before they cost a day.
Everything needed to plan, share and track the works.
Location-based programme
Break the job into zones, floors and plots. Schedule each trade against the places it works in, not just a bar on a Gantt.
Contractor coordination
Give every subcontractor a live view of their own scope, handovers and predecessors. No more emailed PDFs that are out of date by Monday.
Progress tracking
Mark activities complete from site. Slippage shows against baseline the same day, so recovery is planned while it is still cheap.
Cloud-based, always current
One programme, one version. Office and site work from the same data in a browser, with no software to install.
Notes and constraints
Attach constraints, RFIs and reminders to activities so the reason for a change stays with the plan.
Exports and reports
Print look-aheads for the site cabin, or export to share with the client and design team.
From tender programme to handover in three steps.
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Set up the project
Define locations, trades and the working calendar. Import an existing programme or start from a template.
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Build the detailed programme
Sequence each trade through each location. Durations, crews and dependencies are visible in one grid.
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Coordinate and track
Invite contractors, publish look-aheads and update progress from site. The programme stays live for the whole project.
See Gridply on one of your own projects.
A 30-minute walkthrough with the team, using your programme if you have one to hand.