Construction operations
Keep the job, the people and the next action on the same thread.
A clearer operating system for bids, production updates, customer communication and project follow-through.
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Construction communication built around the work itself.
Threddin is a developing product for small and midsize contractors. It brings project communication, field updates, responsibilities and follow-through into a shared operating thread.
The aim is to reduce the information lost between calls, texts, inboxes and spreadsheets while keeping the people responsible for a decision visible.
- Stage
- In development
- Users
- Builders, subcontractors & customers
- Core unit
- Project update and next action
- Context
- Mobile-first job communication
The problem
The job is shared. Its information usually is not.
Bids, production handoffs, field updates and customer decisions can be split across calls, text messages, email and spreadsheets. When context is scattered, the next action and the person responsible for it become hard to see.
The system
Tie communication to the project and the action.
Threddin’s direction is a shared workflow for bid activity, production status, stakeholder communication and assigned actions. The thread preserves what happened, what it affects and who needs to respond next.
The field
Capture evidence where the work happens.
The product is being developed around mobile voice, photo and note capture that can become a timestamped project item—such as an update, delay, selection, cost question or change—ready for the right person to review and act on.
What it brings together
The working parts.
- 01Bid workflows
- 02Production tracking
- 03Field updates and evidence
- 04Stakeholder communication
- 05Action assignment and accountability
Tom’s relationship
Tom is developing Threddin as a focused construction-operations product.
Focus
construction · operations · communication
Threddin is an internal studio product in development. It is not presented as an outside client case study or a finished product claim.
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