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Crew Control
CrewTracks
Subcontractor compliance management for general contractors

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| Website | codeincloud.net | crewtrackr.app |
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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 2026 |
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CrewTrackr is a web and mobile app that helps general contractors manage subcontractor compliance, payroll, and permits in one place — replacing the spreadsheets, email threads, and text messages most GC offices currently juggle to keep a job site running. Each contractor gets an organization...
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CrewTrackr's answer:
General contractors (the "owner"/office-staff role) who manage multiple subcontractors across active job sites, and their subcontractors (the "sub" role, who get a stripped-down view limited to their own compliance record). It's built for small-to-mid GC shops still running this on spreadsheets and text messages
CrewTrackr's answer:
It bundles three things GCs normally track in separate spreadsheets/email threads into one multi-tenant tool — subcontractor compliance (COI, license, W-9 expiry tracking with alerts), weekly payroll logging by project/sub, and permit tracking by project — plus a self-service portal where subs upload their own documents instead of the office chasing them down.
CrewTrackr's answer:
It exists to replace juggling spreadsheets, email threads, and text messages for tracking sub compliance/payroll/permits. It's explicitly architected multi-tenant from day one "even if you only have one org right now," anticipating the first real customer rather than reacting to one.
CrewTrackr's answer:
Next.js 15.5 (App Router) + React 19 + TypeScript, Supabase (Postgres, Auth, Storage, Row Level Security) as the backend, Capacitor for the iOS/Android mobile shells
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