Built for the construction and architecture industry, this MVP was designed to bring field-specific project delivery, scheduling, and time tracking tools into a single platform. Our team developed a web app with integrated payments and collaboration features, along with custom browser plugins for time tracking.

We structured the project around two-week Agile sprints, which provided rhythm and transparency for adapting priorities. The system analyst translated workflows into requirements, the tech lead designed the architecture, and developers worked in parallel on the web app and browser extensions. QA testing ensured cross-browser consistency, and DevOps maintained stable environments and smooth deployments. This organization allowed us to tackle technical problems head-on without losing alignment with the client’s vision. The MVP addressed the core challenges with three major solutions. The browser plugins enabled real-time time tracking that worked offline and synchronized automatically when a connection became available, a critical feature for construction sites with limited connectivity. Project management tools such as Gantt charts and templates were adapted specifically for construction workflows and optimized for both Windows and Mac users. Collaboration was integrated directly into the platform, with messaging, notifications, and document sharing designed to keep teams connected without relying on external systems.

The Chrome and Mozilla extensions were designed to log time locally and sync automatically with the backend once a connection was available. This ensured accurate tracking even in low-connectivity environments, which are common on construction sites.

Messaging, notifications, and document sharing were built into the platform, so teams could manage communication and files in one place. QA identified cross-browser inconsistencies early, ensuring the tools were stable at launch.

We delivered an MVP that combined secure authentication, Stripe integration, real-time time tracking, construction-specific project templates, invoicing, and collaboration tools. Browser plugins synchronized reliably with the main platform, and scheduling features worked across both Mac and Windows setups.