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What Your Morning Looks Like
Foresight checks every job in your JobTread before you wake up, then drafts the missing POs, bid requests and schedule changes. You approve them over coffee instead of hunting for them at 9 PM.
Foresight does the checking and writes the drafts. Your part is reviewing and approving.
The office work that grows with every job lands on Foresight instead of a new hire.
A project manager runs about $65K a year before taxes and benefits. Foresight starts at less than two days of that salary.
Running jobs from memory works until one busy week, and then:
The office work that eats your day, checked on every job each morning. When something's off, the fix is already drafted and waiting for your OK.
Spots scheduled work with no purchase order and drafts one from the winning bid or your budget, ready to approve.
Drafts a bid request for each vendor with the scope and plans attached, and follows up when a vendor goes quiet. If a bid comes in over budget, it writes the change order at your markup.
Watches dependencies, trade confirmations and daily logs. When work slips, it proposes the new dates and notifies the affected trades once you approve.
Every open task across every job, sorted into what's next and what's overdue. Missing steps get added to JobTread, so nothing lives only in your head.
Tracks every selection against its due date and sends the client a reminder as soon as you OK it.
"Which jobs are at risk?" "Where are we on the garage doors?" Ask from your desk or the truck and get the answer from your live JobTread data.
Walk the job and talk. By the time you reach the truck, your notes are JobTread to-dos and schedule changes waiting for approval.
Trusses, windows, cabinets. Foresight knows what has to be ordered, and by when, on every job.
Your prep list for each phase (inspections booked, trades scheduled, materials on site) checked on every job before framing, drywall or finish starts.
Flags work you sold but never scheduled, along with the bids and orders it's missing, before it costs you.
A crew standing around for a day. Rush freight to make up a lost week. A trade re-booked because nobody confirmed. These are the misses that happen in your busiest weeks. And here's what it costs to pay someone to catch them:
Less than two days of a PM's salary. For the whole month.
You've tried ChatGPT. Maybe even hooked an MCP up to JobTread. They answer when you ask. Foresight shows up every morning and starts working before you've asked anything.
| Chat + MCP | Foresight |
|---|---|
| ChatGPT tells you what a bid request should say | Foresight drafts it — correct scope and vendors attached |
| A JobTread MCP answers about the one job you asked about | Every job was already checked before you sat down |
| You have to know the right question to ask — every job, every day | It runs its own checks — POs, bids, RSVPs, deadlines, selections, materials, phase readiness |
| A chat transcript lives on one laptop | One approval queue your whole team can see |
| API keys, MCP configs, and prompts to maintain | Connect JobTread once — we set it up with you |
It works inside the JobTread setup you already have, so there's nothing to rename and nothing to enter twice.
Schedules, budgets, tasks, selections, comments and daily logs, synced from JobTread within seconds of any change.
The PO, bid request, change order, schedule change or message, written to the rules you give it, like "always attach the plans."
Each item goes to whoever owns it on that job: PM, designer or purchasing. Edit anything first. Nothing reaches a sub, vendor or client without a sign-off.
Approved work runs under your own JobTread login, so the history shows who approved what. It re-checks the job first and stops if the work is already done.
Plans differ only by how many active jobs you run. Every plan includes unlimited users, setup with our team and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
The offline-first iOS and Android punchlist app, phase punchlist tracking, and no-login share links so subs can close out their own items with photos.
If Foresight isn't earning its keep in your first 30 days, tell us and we'll refund your payment in full. After that it's month to month (or yearly, if you chose annual) — cancel anytime.
Prices in USD, per company.
No. Foresight reads the JobTread data you already have — schedules, budgets, tasks, to-dos, documents, selections. It understands your own task names, so there's nothing to rename. What you get back is simple: warnings when something's at risk, and drafted work waiting in one approval queue. There's no second system to keep updated.
Never. Every message, purchase order, bid request, and reminder requires your explicit approval before it goes anywhere. Foresight drafts and flags — you decide what sends.
We do it with you. Every account includes white-glove onboarding — we connect your JobTread account and configure Foresight around how you actually run your jobs. The 20-minute walkthrough is where that starts.
$299/month for up to 8 active jobs, $599/month for up to 20, and $999/month for up to 40 (then $25 per additional job). Pay annually and get 2 months free. Every plan includes every Foresight feature, with no per-seat charges. Punchlists are an optional $49/month add-on.
Every plan comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee. If Foresight isn't earning its keep in your first 30 days, we'll refund you in full. After that it's month to month (or yearly, if you chose annual) — cancel anytime.
It's built for builders who run their jobs on the JobTread schedule, usually owners and small teams wearing the PM hat on top of everything else. If you're adding jobs but can't justify another full-time PM, it was built for you.
Yes. Foresight does the checking, chasing and drafting, so your PM can run more jobs and spend their day on the calls that need judgment. Decisions go to whoever owns them on each job.
Yes. The Approval Queue and chat work in your phone's browser, and voice site walks are built for walking a job hands-free. The Punchlist add-on includes an iOS and Android app that works with no signal.
No, that's the best time to start. Foresight's first pass surfaces exactly what's slipped: missing POs, unassigned tasks, overdue selections, absent bids, materials that should already be ordered. You start with a clean list of what to fix first.
BuilderVantage started on our own jobs: delays we should have caught, POs and bid requests slipping through, and tools that made more work instead of less. We run on JobTread too. We saw what AI could take off our plate, built it for ourselves, and now we're sharing it.
Every product we ship solves a problem we experienced firsthand. We lost real money to delays we could have seen a week earlier, so we built the thing that sees them.
We don't want to replace JobTread. We build focused tools that plug into the workflow you already have and make it better.
Book a 20-minute walkthrough and see what Foresight would flag on your own jobs today.