Fiyrr
Fiyrr
Fiyrr started from a simple observation: most project software is built for knowledge work and adapted for construction. We built the reverse — software built for construction sequencing, drawing control and site reporting, from the first line of code.
On most projects, the schedule lives in one file, the drawing register in a shared folder, material orders in someone's inbox, and the daily log in a notebook that gets typed up that evening — if it gets typed up at all. By the time a delay reaches a status meeting, it's already cost a week.
Fiyrr was built to close that gap: one project record that the site updates directly, and the office reads from directly — no re-entry, no reconciliation, no "let me check and get back to you."
Every module in the suite was shaped with planning teams, site supervisors and document controllers actually using it on live projects — not designed in isolation and handed over at launch. That's why implementation maps to your existing SOPs instead of asking you to change how you run a project to fit our software.
We stay engaged after go-live, too — a named support engineer, not a ticket queue, for the life of the contract.
Every module reads and writes to the same project record. No CSV stitched together at month-end.
If it doesn't work fast on a phone in a hard hat, it's not shipped — the field is the primary user, not an afterthought.
Cost codes, approval chains and reporting formats adapt to your SOPs during implementation — never the reverse.
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