A superintendent on a concrete deck at sunrise, phone in hand

Intent becomes structure

Your software works.
The gaps between it don’t.

Tabnii is a connective layer over the systems you already run, so information moves between office, field and every app in between.

Example of the Tabnii phone app: one spoken request becomes four tasks that run one at a time until each is done.
Harbor Point JR

“Harbor Point: open RFIs, the crane booking and this week’s deliveries. And level 2 inspections at Riverside.”

  • Open RFIsHarbor PointWorking
  • Crane bookingHarbor PointNext
  • This week’s deliveriesHarbor PointQueued
  • Level 2 inspectionsRiversideQueued
Type History Working

Tabnii works over the tools your teams already run

  • Project management
  • Scheduling
  • Estimating
  • Accounting
  • Field apps
  • RFIs
  • Email
  • Drawings
  • Site photos
  • Daily logs
  • Supplier orders

Every app holds part of the picture.

Estimating, scheduling, project management, accounting and field apps each know something. People fill the gaps between them by hand.

  • Re-keyingThe same delivery typed into three systems, three different ways.
  • ChasingCalls and texts to find out what one app already knows.
  • ReconcilingThe end of the day spent making the records agree.

One delivery, three versions

  • ScheduleDrywall · Tue · 220 sheets
  • ProcoreDrywall delivery · Wed
  • Email“drywall 200 tomorrow?”

Which one is right?

A site engineer on a call, drawings under her arm

Chasing one answer

Four calls to confirm a crane time.

No rip-and-replace. No migration. No new system to learn.

Tabnii sits over the tools you already run and carries information across them. People stay in control: the Layer surfaces and connects, your team decides.

Your people
  • Superintendent
  • Project manager
  • Foreman
  • Estimator
  • Office team
The Tabnii Layer Reads on its own. Writes when you say yes.
  • Project management
  • Scheduling
  • Estimating
  • Accounting
  • Email
  • Drawings
Your stack

Say it once. It lands where it belongs.

Talk to Tabnii the way you’d brief your project engineer. It turns the request into tasks and runs them one at a time.

Reads run on their own

Procore · RFIs · Oakwood

3 open RFIs

  • #42Beam pocket detail12 days oldest
  • #45Window header size6 days
  • #47Tile spec 12×242 days
Open in Procore

Writes wait for your yes

“Log the drywall delivery for Harbor Point. 220 sheets at gate 2, two damaged.”

Needs your OK

Log today’s drywall delivery for Harbor Point?

Procore › Harbor Point › Daily log

  1. 1Drywall, 220 sheets
  2. 2Received 7:40 AM at gate 2
  3. 32 sheets damaged, photo attached
YesEditNo

Saving to Procore…

Say yes or tap

Done

Delivery logged in Procore

Harbor Point · Daily log · today 7:40 AM

Shows in Procore as Jamie Reyes · via Tabnii

Open in Procore
A flatbed of materials at the site gate, checked against the paperwork

One task at a time

Working, next and queued, in the order you asked. Nothing runs behind your back.

  • Open RFIsHarbor PointWorking
  • Draft tomorrow’s agendaHarbor PointNext
  • Material deliveriesHarbor PointQueued

Talk through the meeting. Keep the notes.

Hold the button to log a site walk or an owner meeting. Tabnii sorts what was said into specs, decisions, questions and actions. Nothing is saved until you check it.

Listen & Log
Logging · Oakwood 12:04 Stop
  • SpecCabinets: red oak, not just oakClient
  • DecisionTile 12×24 for the bathroomYou
  • Question12×12 instead? Client to confirmClient
  • ActionOrder 75 sq ft once confirmedYou
Notes so far4

Questions, answered plainly.

What Tabnii does, what it doesn’t, and how the beta works.

No. Tabnii works over the tools you already run. Nothing gets ripped out, and nobody has to learn a new system.

No. Your records stay where they are. Tabnii reads from and writes to the systems you already use.

No. Reads run on their own. Anything that writes to a record waits for your yes, and each change comes back with a receipt that says what happened and where.

The beta starts with Procore and Home Depot. More systems follow as we learn from the teams in the beta.

Yes. There’s a phone app for the field and a small bar on Windows for the office. On Windows, press Ctrl+Shift+Space and ask.

Apply for the beta. We’re selecting a small group of construction teams to shape Tabnii before launch.

Two site leads walking an open floor plate, one pointing out toward the city

Built for people, not dashboards.

Ask the way you’d ask a colleague. The answer comes back in plain words, with where it came from.

Field walk · Riverside

“Riverside: what did the inspector say about level 2?”

Passed with two notes. Both are in Procore, under Inspections.

On site, at the desk, in the meeting.

Three field leads in hard hats checking a phone together
Procore · Schedule · Harbor PointCrane booked Friday 7:00 AM

On site

Tap the button and ask. The answer comes back on your phone, with where it came from.

A project manager at the window of a site office
“Harbor Point: open RFIs”

At the desk

A small bar on Windows. Press Ctrl+Shift+Space and ask without leaving the app you’re in.

A site team around a table of drawings, a hard hat beside the coffee
Logging · Oakwood12:04

In the meeting

Listen & Log keeps the notes while you talk, and asks before it saves anything.

Shape Tabnii with us.

We’re selecting a small group of construction teams to shape Tabnii before launch.