Job status lives in someone's head
Every project sits in a named phase on a shared board — Estimate, Scheduled, In Progress, Punch List, Invoiced. Anyone can see where work stands without a status meeting.
A missed inspection, an unbilled change order, a crew sent into a storm, a client who stopped replying three weeks ago. Each one is small. Together they are the difference between a profitable quarter and a rescue operation. Projectry is a project management workspace built so those small things are visible while they are still cheap to fix.
Every project sits in a named phase on a shared board — Estimate, Scheduled, In Progress, Punch List, Invoiced. Anyone can see where work stands without a status meeting.
Health scoring and risk-ranked alerts flag slipping projects early, scoring each 0–100 on severity, age, and financial impact so the biggest exposure gets attention first.
Calendar, crew assignment, and route planning share one set of records, with a built-in weather forecast check so a wash-out day is rescheduled before the truck rolls.
Invoices attach to the project they came from, so outstanding balances and revenue show up next to the job instead of in a separate accounting export.
A team directory with roles and departments, plus your uploaded organizational chart, so ownership of every project is clear.
A KPI library with targets and thresholds, trend forecasting, and AI insights that run on the schedule you choose and explain what changed and what to do next.
Start from a template — field service, construction, recurring maintenance or a simple kanban — then rename anything to match how your team actually talks.
Add projects and clients, schedule crews, plan routes with a weather check, and record invoices against the job they belong to.
Automation rules, risk-scored alerts and scheduled AI insights surface the projects that need a decision today.
Check the forecast for a job site before committing a crew day.
Export any single project — details, invoices, routes, and schedule — as CSV or JSON whenever a client or auditor asks.
Phases, alert templates, triggers and rules are all yours to edit. No code, no implementation project.
Create an account, pick a phase template, and add your first project. You'll have a working board in a few minutes — no migration required.
Start managing projects