For general contractors running 1 to 10 projects
Jambr keeps your bids, budget, schedule, subs and plans in one place, with AI woven through all of it. Bills get filed, bids get read, the schedule gets watched, and nothing changes without your say-so. Built and tested by people who build.

Not a mockup. That's a real house going up in Victor, Idaho. Every screenshot on this page is from it.
One real build, footings to framing, as of September 2026. Every number on this page comes from it. The dollar figures are scaled by a fixed factor, so the math holds but the real budget isn't on the internet.
How it works
Everything you keep in a binder, a spreadsheet and your head, in one place that stays current on its own. Here's the Henley build, as it sits today.
Budget & costs
Estimate, forecast, billed, paid, for every job and the whole build, on one screen. The forecast moves when a bill lands or a bid gets awarded, so the number you're looking at is the number that's true. Contingency, draws and change orders sit right where you can see them.


Zero data entry
Every project gets its own email address. Suppliers and subs send bills straight to it, or you forward from your phone. Jambr reads the PDF, works out the vendor, the job and the cost code, and asks you to tap File it. If the same invoice shows up twice, it says so.
Jobs & schedule
Jobs run by construction phase with the tasks under each one: who's on it, what it's budgeted at, what's been paid, when it starts and ends. Drag the timeline and the dates follow. The week view puts the weather next to the pour.

One job's money
Open any job and the money reads like a sentence: the estimate, the contract with the sub, billed so far, paid so far, where it's landing. Every receipt sits against the contract it belongs to.

Plans
Upload the set. Jambr reads the sheet numbers off the title blocks, S-101, A-201, and gives you a viewer that works on a phone at the site. Ask Jambot what the foundation sheet says about footing depth and it reads the sheet, not a summary of it.

Vendors
Every vendor on the build: committed, billed, paid, open balance. The number your bookkeeper asks for on Friday, without calling anybody.

Your team
Bring your PM, your super, your partner and your bookkeeper onto the project. No seats to buy. Each one sees what their job needs and nothing they shouldn't: the super gets the schedule, plans and photos and never sees a dollar; the PM sees job costs and sub rates but not your margin. @mention someone on a job or the pad and they get the alert, in the app and by email. Hand a sub a to-do list or the plans with one link, no account needed.

Those four lines are the exact words the invite screen uses. A role is the permission set. There is no “can see money” checkbox to forget.
Meet Jambot
Jambot reads everything on the project — bids, bills, the schedule, the plans, your notes — and tells you what needs you today. Ask where things stand and it answers like a PM who was on site yesterday. When it wants to move a date or file a cost, it stages the change and waits for your go-ahead.

Said on the Henley build
24 days to roofing start, no roofer awarded and no bid — that gap needs closing before dry-in, not after.
Siding not ordered (~$51k, ~7wk lead). This is now the binding long-lead item — a slip past mid-August pushes siding install into deep cold. No PO on record.
Concrete + Foundation still shows awarded even though the slab's poured and $52k posted — want me to stage marking it complete with actuals so the board reflects reality?
Already use Claude? Plug it into your project and ask from there. Same answers, same permissions.
Your call, always
When Jambot wants to change something, it stages it. You see exactly what moves, and you tap Go ahead — or you don't. Undo is one tap too.

Two schedule changes Jambot staged on the Henley build. Twenty-one date moves, waiting on a tap.
Who's behind it
Jambr is being built on a jobsite in the Tetons, on a real house, by a builder who got tired of software that needed a full-time person to feed it. Every feature on this page got used on that build before it shipped. If it didn't hold up in the mud, it didn't ship.



The same project on a phone. The roofer gap, the framing crew, the foundation sheet, from the truck.
Pricing
Three ways in. All of them include every sub, every teammate and Jambot. None of them count heads.
One build, start to finish.
Every project you've got.
For companies doing 5+ projects a year.
Early-access pricing is set when we bring you on. Getting on the list costs nothing.
Coming soon
Plumbers, framers, excavators, electricians. An app to run your work, find new work from GCs already on Jambr, get a bid out tonight, and spend less time on a computer and more time making money.
Run a trade? We'll tell you when it's ready.
Live now in the Tetons. Building somewhere else? Get on the list and we'll come to you.
Built by Jeff Brines. Questions? jeff.brines@gmail.com