Software for the PM who runs the owner's side of the job.
Conduit Project Flow is the daily driver for construction consulting PMs — Owner's Representatives carrying eight, ten, fifteen projects at once, from the first LOI to final closeout. Not a GC tool bent to fit. Built for your scope, in your language.
Built for the work you actually do
A GC's PM runs one to four jobs.
You run a dozen.
That isn't the same job with more rows — it's a different discipline. Consulting PMs live across the whole timeline of many owners' projects at once. Generic tools assume the one-to-four world. Conduit is built for yours.
General PM tools & spreadsheets
- Built around a single big project at a time
- Dates you maintain by hand, job by job
- No real sense of the owner's pre-LOI phase
- Coverage means forwarding a folder and hoping
Conduit Project Flow
- A portfolio of jobs, scannable at a glance
- A timeline that projects and re-flows itself
- The whole arc — pre-LOI through closeout
- Cover an absent PM without crossing wires
Three things hold the whole tool together.
The timeline is the spine
Set one start date and a handful of day-gaps. Conduit projects every milestone — LOI, lease, plans, permit, construction, substantial completion — and re-flows the whole schedule the moment a real date lands.
See the timelineOne surface, many lenses
The Workbench is your whole day on one screen. Pick a lens and the right tasks and the right folders surface together — notes on one side, your task timeline on the other.
See the WorkbenchA curated client mirror
You work privately. The client sees a clean, PIN-protected reflection of the project — never the workshop. The only thing they can do is add their own photos.
See the portalYou edit reality. The future re-flows itself.
Every project is a dated chain of yes/no milestones. You never type an end date — the end is always projected. Mark a milestone done and everything downstream shifts to match. Adjust a single day-gap and watch the dates it touches move first, then the rest.
The things that keep a dozen jobs from slipping.
Portfolio at a glance
One landing screen reads your whole book: what's active, what's in the field, what's flagged critical, and what you've touched this week — across every project.
Cover an absent PM
Assign more than one PM to a project so anyone can step in. Coverage lands as a secondary "following" job, kept apart so a PM's real workload stays clean.
The orphan alarm
If an active job ever loses its last owner, Conduit raises a loud, distinct flag. Live work never goes silently un-owned — the boss's worst surprise, caught early.
The trackers, absorbed
Pay apps, change orders, permits and long-leads live as detail boxes on the task that needs them — not separate apps to keep in sync. Long-lead dates compute themselves.
Your files stay yours
Connect the drive you already use — Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox. Conduit only ever touches its own folder, never the rest of your drive. One copy of every document, owned by you.
One screen the client can see
Publish a curated, read-only mirror behind a PIN. Internal notes and "ghosted" tasks never cross over. Clients upload photos; they never touch the workshop.
This wasn't dreamed up in an office. It was built on the jobsite by a consultant who runs commercial build-outs exactly like you do.
Conduit started as one consulting PM's own daily driver — the tool he wished existed while juggling a portfolio of owners' projects and getting tired of bending generic software to a job it was never built for.
Every screen began as a real need on a real project: a missed long-lead, a permit that moved, a job that nearly slipped because nobody owned it. If you do this work, it'll feel like it was made for you — because it was.
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