Construction management app Every site and every approval, on the phone in your pocket.
Aaghaz360 is a construction management app for the owner, the project manager, the site engineer and the storekeeper. It installs from the browser onto any phone's home screen, so the daily log, material demands, deliveries and approvals happen where the work is.
- Installs from the browser
- Unlimited users in every package
- Push alerts, email as backup
- Free package, no time limit
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What is a construction management app?
A construction management app puts a building company's day-to-day records on the phones of the people who make them: the site engineer's daily log, the storekeeper's deliveries, the time keeper's attendance and the owner's approvals. Every entry lands in one shared workspace, so the office sees the site without phoning it.
As a construction software app, Aaghaz360 runs in the browser and installs on a phone's home screen. It covers projects, the daily site log, purchasing, site stores, labour and wages, costs, client billing and quotations, for one yearly price with unlimited users.
What to look for in a construction management app
- Screens built for a phone, for the people on site
- Runs on the phones site staff already have
- Approvals with a name and a time, from anywhere
- Push alerts when something needs you
- Prices hidden from people who only record days and quantities
- Suppliers and clients reached by link, without an account
- Unlimited users, so the whole site team can use it
Aaghaz360 does each of these in every package.
The calls a construction app should replace
Most building companies already run on phones. The trouble is that the phone is used for calls and voice notes, so nothing gets recorded and the owner still has to ask.
- 1The owner rings every site in the evening to find out who came and what got done.
- 2Material is asked for on a voice note, and later nobody can say who approved it.
- 3A short delivery is noticed, but the only proof is a photo on the storekeeper's phone.
- 4Wages are added up on pay day from a register only the time keeper can read.
- 5Each job has its own chat group, and last month's decisions are buried in it.
- 6Office software that needs a laptop never makes it to the site at all.
What each person does in the app
Everyone works in the same workspace, so a demand raised on site is the same record the owner approves and accounts pays. This is the phone side of Aaghaz360's construction software.
Owner: approve from anywhere
The home screen shows who is on site today, what to pay this week, what clients owe and what is waiting for you. Approve a demand in one tap, and the week's pay run when it arrives.
Site engineer: the day in minutes
Record labour, material used, subcontract work, machines, extra costs and photos on the daily log before leaving. Ask for material from the same phone.
Project manager: from demand to order
Approve the day's labour, ask suppliers for rates by link and send the purchase order on WhatsApp.
Storekeeper: receive against the order
Count a delivery against its order, add a photo of the delivery note, issue material to work and run a store check.
Time keeper: who came today
Pick the workers, or a labour head and the head count. Rates and amounts stay hidden unless the role allows them.
Suppliers and clients: nothing to install
Suppliers quote through a private link. Clients get quotations as a PDF and a secure page they can accept from, without an account.
Calls and voice notes vs one construction app
- Calls, voice notes and registers: The owner calls each site at night
- In Aaghaz360: The owner's home shows who is on site, what to approve and what is owed
- Calls, voice notes and registers: Material asked for on a voice note
- In Aaghaz360: A demand from the phone, with the project, phase and date it is needed
- Calls, voice notes and registers: Approvals given on a call, with no record
- In Aaghaz360: Approved in one tap, with a name and a time
- Calls, voice notes and registers: Delivery shortfalls argued about later
- In Aaghaz360: Received against the order with a photo of the delivery note
- Calls, voice notes and registers: Attendance in a register on site
- In Aaghaz360: Labour on the daily log, approved by the project manager
- Calls, voice notes and registers: Separate apps for photos, chat and accounts
- In Aaghaz360: One workspace on every phone, and on a laptop in the office
Worked example · sample figures
One order through the app, phone by phone
A sample day on one house site: 200 bags of cement asked for in the morning, delivered in the afternoon and partly used by the evening.
| When | Who | On the phone | What changes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8:30 | Site engineer | Asks for 200 bags of cement for the grey structure | A new approval on the owner's home, with a push alert |
| 9:10 | Owner | Approves the demand in one tap | The project manager can ask for rates |
| 11:00 | Three suppliers | Enter their rates through a private link | The rates line up side by side |
| 12:30 | Project manager | Sends the order on WhatsApp | Committed cost on the phase budget; the store expects a delivery |
| 16:00 | Storekeeper | Counts 198 of 200 bags and adds a photo of the delivery note | 198 bags into the site store; the shortfall is flagged |
| 18:00 | Site engineer | Records the day's labour and 22 bags used | Labour waits for approval; 176 bags left in the store |
Sample figures: 198 bags received less 22 used leaves 176 in the site store. Nobody phoned anyone, and the supplier's bill will be paid for 198 bags, not 200, because it is matched with the order and the delivery.
Before you install it
Plain answers to what people usually ask before they put construction management apps on their team's phones.
- Aaghaz360 is not listed on the App Store or Google Play. It is an installable web app: open your company's workspace in the phone's browser and add it to the home screen.
- Push alerts depend on the phone allowing them. If push is off, important alerts come by email instead.
- Workers you pay by the day don't need the app or a login. Only the people who record, approve or pay sign in.
- Site staff without the prices permission see days and quantities, but no rates or amounts.
App words used on this page
- Installable web app
- An app that runs in the phone's browser and can be added to the home screen, where it opens like any other app. It isn't downloaded from an app store.
- Push alert
- A notification on the phone when something needs you, such as a demand to approve or a delivery to check.
- Demand
- A request for material from site, with the project, phase, quantity and the date it is needed.
- Role
- What a person can see and do, such as owner, project manager or storekeeper. It decides, among other things, whether they see prices.
What the app costs for your whole team
Priced in US dollars per year by how many projects run at once, never per phone. Users, storage and every module are included in every package.
- FreeFree1 running projectOne site at a time, every module included
- Starter$149/ yearUp to 5 running projectsA builder or contractor running a few sites
- Business$249/ yearUp to 15 running projectsSeveral sites with a buying team and stores
- Unlimited$499/ yearNo limit on running projectsMany sites, stores and departments
- Unlimited users and storage
- Projects, phases, tasks and documents
- Daily site log with photos
- Purchasing from demand to payment
- Site stores and stock counts
- Labour, contractors and pay runs
- Budgets, supplier ledger and client billing
- Quotations to customers
Construction management app questions
Is Aaghaz360 on the App Store or Google Play?
No. Aaghaz360 is an installable web app. Open your company's workspace in the phone's browser and add it to the home screen, where it opens like an app.
Is there a construction app for Android and iPhone?
Yes, the same one. Aaghaz360 runs in the browser, so it works on Android phones and iPhones, and the same workspace opens on a laptop in the office.
Do daily-wage workers need the app?
No. They are people you pay, not people who sign in. A time keeper or site engineer records who came each day.
How do I know when something needs me?
A push alert arrives when a demand needs approving or a delivery needs checking. If push alerts are turned off on your phone, the important ones are sent by email.
Do suppliers and clients have to install anything?
No. Suppliers quote through a private link and receive orders by WhatsApp or email. Clients receive quotations as a PDF and a secure page, without an account.
Can the site team see what we pay?
Only if their role allows it. Without the prices permission, people see days and quantities but no rates or amounts.
How much does the construction management app cost?
The app is Aaghaz360 itself, so it is priced the same way: Free for 1 running project, then $149, $249 or $499 a year for up to 5, 15 or unlimited running projects. Users are unlimited in every package.