
Fieldwire
PlanGrid
BuilderTREND
Put every job on someone, reshuffle the week in seconds, and send one permanent link per person. No app for your crew. Free for up to 10 people.

BuilderTREND
Corecon
Fieldwire
CoConstruct
Autodesk BIM 360
PlanGrid
Spectrum
Procore is the world's most widely used construction project management software. Easy to use, mobile platform with unlimited user licenses.
Which is more popular?
Based on our record, Procore seems to be more popular. It has been mentioned 1 time since March 2021.
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SubShare.app's answer
Workers never install an app or create an account. The planner schedules the week on a drag-and-drop board, and each person gets one permanent link by SMS or WhatsApp. It opens their jobs, the site address and the drawings in the phone's browser, and it keeps working with no signal.
SubShare.app's answer
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SubShare.app's answer
Most scheduling tools need every worker to download an app and log in, and they charge per seat. SubShare asks nothing of the crew and is priced by crew size: free for up to 10 people, $29 a month for up to 20, and $59 a month for up to 40. It does scheduling and job documents only, so a planner can set it up in one sitting.
SubShare.app's answer
Small and mid-sized construction and maintenance companies where one person plans the week for a crew in the field: general contractors, electricians, plumbers, HVAC and facility maintenance teams of roughly 5 to 40 people.
SubShare.app's answer
SubShare started as a tool for general contractors to share drawings with subcontractors. Using it with working contractors showed that the documents were not the real problem: the weekly plan was. It lived on a whiteboard and in a group chat, and it changed every day. SubShare was rebuilt in 2026 around that plan, with the drawings attached to the jobs they belong to.
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Procore is a software company that provides cloud-based construction management software. Procore was recently valued at $5 billion. Source: over 5 years ago
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