Homeowners
See what has been agreed, what evidence is there and what needs your decision.
Explore your projectOne place for your building project
Keep the work, decisions and evidence together.

Made for the whole project team
Homeowners, builders and architects can share one project record, with clear roles and the right information close to the work.
See what has been agreed, what evidence is there and what needs your decision.
Explore your projectKeep stage details, site photos and agreed inspection points close at hand.
Open the workspaceShare drawings and revisions, and keep questions with the right project record.
See the shared recordFor builders
BuildRite shows checks to ask about for your job, helps you record the inspection plan agreed with Building Control, and gives you a place to keep its responses and paperwork.
Start a project checkUse job-specific prompts and official links to ask whether approval or certification is needed.
Record what your appointed body wants to see, when to call and how much notice to give.
Keep site photos, questions and the body’s written outcomes beside the relevant check.
Arrange the final check and keep the certificate with the job when it is issued.
The whole project in view
Follow the stages, the people involved and the decisions recorded along the way.

One simple plan
Start with a free project check. Subscribe when you’re ready to organise jobs with your team.
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Included in your plan
Plan the work, budgets, checks and handover.
Invite clients and professionals to contribute for free.
Keep decisions, photos and documents with the job.
Clear progress
Keep the building checks and work stages for each job in one place.
Agree inspection points with the appointed body. Save the dates and outcomes with the job.
Agree what is included, review the evidence and mark each stage complete together.
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