Orchestrate every stage of your project — from preliminary studies to permit — with real technical dependencies, an immutable logbook, and an objective progress indicator.
Projects don't fail because of the construction. They fail because of scattered information, diffuse accountability, and a lack of evidence.
Drawings circulating by email and WhatsApp. No one knows which is the current version.
Structural without real survey. Permits without complete studies. Late rework.
When something slips, everyone blames everyone. There's no logbook to reconstruct the facts.
Before the bank, the inspector, or litigation, there's no defensible chronological record.
We structure the workflow. Each professional does their work with clear dependencies and connected evidence.
Feasibility, Due Diligence, Master Plan, Rezoning, Permit. Configurable by jurisdiction.
An activity stays blocked until its prerequisite is approved.
Every action is recorded chronologically. The project's black box.
Document connected to its activity, with owner, current version, and evidence.
Client, bank, and inspector view without being able to modify. They only observe.
A 0-100 score across 12 technical dimensions. It measures how ready the record is.
ReadyFy checks official portals — building codes (IBC, IRC), land-use plans, environmental regulations, competent authorities — and builds the process with phases, activities, dependencies, and deliverables based on the project type and jurisdiction.
Phases, activities, documents, technical dependencies. A template generated for the specific project.
Checks the official portal in real time. Applies setbacks, FAR, FEMA restrictions, and local zoning.
Add special phases, remove those that don't apply, adjust timelines for the specific case.
What your firm considers best practice becomes your own reusable library.
Each phase has activities, owners, and deliverables. The arrows show what blocks what.
Define the expected value per activity. Record payments. See variances, the Gantt, and days of delay in real time.
Every payment is recorded with date, invoice, and owner.
| Activity | Expected | Actual | Δ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Survey | $ 8,500 | $ 8,200 | −$ 300 |
| Geotechnical / Soils | $ 12,000 | $ 12,000 | $ 0 |
| Environmental | $ 15,000 | $ 17,400 | +$ 2,400 |
| Civil Engineering | $ 38,000 | $ 22,500 | in progress |
| Permit Application Fees | $ 6,500 | $ 0 | pending |
| Project total | $ 80,000 | $ 60,100 | +$ 2,100 |
Delays calculated against the original baseline.
Environmental has accumulated 9 days of delay. The system has already notified the owner and the PM. It's recorded in the logbook.
Automatic notifications by email, WhatsApp Business, and in-app. No chasing consultants.
"Your deliverable is due in 72 hours. Pending documents: 2."
"Survey passed its date. Delay: 2 days. Blocks: Civil Design."
"V3 of the geotechnical study uploaded. Pending your review."
"Survey and Boundary phase approved. LDR: 72%."
Uploaded the wrong file? Upload the correct version. The previous one stays marked as replaced in the logbook — with date, time, user, and reason.
Here, nothing is deleted. It's versioned. That protects the project, the study, and the client.
AI, storage, and messaging connected. Every interaction recorded in the logbook.
Progress summaries, missing-document detection, meeting minutes, classification, an industry assistant.
Record documents backed by enterprise infrastructure. Versions and permissions governed by ReadyFy.
Messaging integrated into the workflow. Pre-approved templates for notifications. Every message recorded in the logbook.
Parcel coordinates, adjacent lots, FEMA restrictions, utility locations, and access points.
Trademarks belong to their respective owners. Integration via official public APIs.
Unlike SharePoint, ClickUp, or Drive: sharing doesn't mean allowing editing. Client, bank, and inspector view without being able to alter.
Creates the project from a template, assigns owners, defines dependencies, reviews deliverables, requests corrections, and certifies progress. It's the only role that can modify the process structure.
Surveyors, geotechnical, structural, environmental, and planning specialists. They receive assigned activities, upload deliverables, respond to comments, and leave evidence of their participation.
The owner or developer accesses through a unique tracking link. They see real progress, the LDR, upcoming deliveries, and the chronological logbook. They cannot modify any element of the workflow.
The lender accesses to verify progress against milestone-conditioned disbursements. They see which deliverables are approved, which phases are complete, and what percentage of the LDR has been covered.
Oversight audits coherence, document completeness, and schedule compliance. It can leave observations in a separate audit layer — without altering the project's operational logbook.
The LDR (Land Development Readiness) measures how ready the project is to advance — investment, financing, permitting, or construction. 12 dimensions, configurable weights.
Approval belongs to the authority. Technical quality belongs to the licensed professional. ReadyFy measures and certifies the status — it does not replace the institutional decision.
What it does deliver: what's missing, what's blocking, who needs to act.
Government contracting, private invitations, merit-based competitions. Strict deadlines, extensive bid documents, paperwork that disqualifies you if a single piece is missing. Where spreadsheets and emails fall short.
A visible countdown. Staggered alerts to owners. Zero surprises on the last day.
Bid document mapped to a checklist. Every requirement linked to its document and its owner.
Digital signatures with timestamps. Immutable logbook. A defense against challenges or appeals.
20 minutes. We'll show you your process inside ReadyFy.