When a sub cancels Thursday, the next hour decides your week
BrightBuild is built for that hour. A sub texts “can't make it” — your phone buzzes, you see exactly what it hits on your schedule, and everyone affected gets the right text the moment you approve it. No retyping the same message five times from the truck.
What actually happens when a sub bails
No dashboards to babysit. The whole loop runs over text messages — theirs and yours.
The text comes in
Your subs text your BrightBuild number the way they text you now. “Can't make Thursday — supplier pushed my delivery.” BrightBuild spots that it's a schedule problem, not just a message, and buzzes your phone.
You make the call
BrightBuild shows which job and which scheduled work the text hits. You pick the plan — reschedule it, put it on hold, or mark it not affected. About a minute, from wherever you are.
Everyone hears about it — after you approve
BrightBuild drafts the texts to the people the change actually affects, in your name. Nothing goes out until you've read it and hit send.
The founding five
There's no waitlist and no sales team. I'm looking for three to five general contractors to build BrightBuild around. Here's the deal:
Free during the beta
No card, no invoice. Pricing gets decided after founding contractors have told me it's worth paying for — not before.
A direct line to me
My cell and email are at the bottom of this page. When something's off, you text me — not a support inbox.
Your week shapes the roadmap
What you need next is what gets built next. Founding contractors set the direction while the concrete is still wet.
From Mark
I'm Mark Wilson, and I'm building BrightBuild. Right now it does one job well: when a sub cancels, it helps you re-plan and makes sure everyone affected hears about it — without you typing the same text five times. It's early, and I'd rather tell you that than dress it up. The scheduling loop works today; the rest gets built with the first few contractors who use it. If that sounds worth twenty minutes of your time, apply below — or just text me.
— Mark Wilson, founder
Apply for the beta
Four fields, under a minute. No account gets created and nothing is automated on your end — this just starts a text conversation with Mark.