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Eight free tools for projects that finish on time.
Start anywhere — each tool works on its own, and together they walk you from “why is this project always late?” to a plan that flows and a weekly board your site actually follows. Your work saves in your browser.
Step 1
See the problem clearly
No jargon here — just your symptoms, your money, and the two pictures that explain them.
Project Health Check
Twelve straight questions about how your project actually runs. Get a score, your three biggest leaks, and what to fix first — in plain English.
Take the check → 022 minWhy Projects Finish Late
Watch the same trades build the same job two ways: the usual way — stacked, clashing, late — and flowing. The difference explains itself.
Watch the two pictures → 032 minCost of Chaos
Delay banked, crews waiting, drift still to come — put your numbers in and see the bill, with the maths shown so you can defend it.
See the bill →Step 2
Protect your dates
The most common self-inflicted delay is a missed order date. Work every deadline backwards.
Step 3
Design the flow
Cut the zones, build the train, pick the plan — the three decisions that make a phase flow.
Work Density Zone Mapper
Paint your floor with work intensity, cut it into zones — or let auto-zone do it — and see instantly whether every zone carries equal work.
Balance your zones → 065 minTakt Wagon Builder
Turn your activity list into wagons, see each wagon's load against the takt, auto-balance the train, and send it straight to the calculator.
Build your train → 075 minTakt Plan Calculator
Every zoning option for your train, scored — days saved, money released, and the animated takt plan drawn out with real handover dates.
Run your numbers →Step 4
Run it on site
A plan only counts if the site follows it — one week at a time.
Want this working on your actual project?
The tools show you what's possible. Making it stick on a live site — with your trades, your contracts, your dates — is what we do. Start with a 30-minute conversation. No pitch.