SubSidekick calls your foreman twice a day, logs the real jobsite conditions, and catches unbilled change orders before you pour—no apps to download, no typing on screens with dirty hands.
You can't change the builder. You can stop the money walking off the job.
Marcus doesn't open an app. He answers the phone and says what happened. That's it.
Call the live line - (229) 585-7126Call it from your truck. Hear it work on your own phone.
“Marcus, Oakridge check-in. Did the pump show on time?”
“No. Pump was 45 late, mud was hot, and the super added 30 feet of hand-dug footing on Lot 14.”
“Logged: 45-minute supplier delay. Lot 14 hand excavation flagged at $1,250 for your approval now.”
“Good. Later.”
⚠ Unapproved Scope Change Detected
Lot 14 · 30 FT manual footing excavation
Est. value: $1,250
Ready for sign-offNobody needs another dashboard telling them the job went bad last week. You need the truth while your crew is still standing on the slab.
You pay monthly for Procore or Buildertrend, then pay an ACH fee just to collect money you already earned. Their system. Your bill.
You buy the equipment, carry workers’ comp, eat fuel spikes—and they still dictate 1998 piece-rate pricing like they own your company.
A super says drop everything, send 30 guys across town, or lose the next 300 houses. Somehow their bad planning becomes your emergency.
You built a company but can’t leave town. Miss one call and the delays, extras, and labor hours disappear before you get home.
If your foreman can answer a phone, your company can use SubSidekick.
SubSidekick calls your job lead at 7 AM and 3 PM. Their phone rings like any other call.
A few seconds in the truck or on the slab. No typing. No photos to upload. No passwords.
Daily logs, delay timestamps, site conditions, and drafted change orders hit your phone for one-click approval.
If SubSidekick doesn't catch at least one delay or unpaid change order in 14 days, you walk. You owe nothing.
I spent 25 years in grading and concrete. I've walked into a dispute meeting with a notebook while the other side walked in with two lawyers and three boxes of documentation. I built ProjectProtect so no sub ever loses that fight again—not because they were wrong, but because their paperwork wasn't ready.
Trey Courson, Founder
The first ProjectProtect weapon is already live: The Backcharge Killer Kit. Four battle-tested tools—a dispute letter that writes itself, a 24-item documentation checklist, a field photo log, and a verbal approval log that kills “I never said that.”
$47. One time. No subscription. Yours forever.
Get the Backcharge Killer Kit - $47It looks and feels like a normal phone call—not another app notification. Calls can be timed around breaks and pours. If a lead misses it, SubSidekick retries and flags the gap.
No. They answer, listen to a short question, and talk. If they can leave you a voicemail, they can use SubSidekick.
You have a timestamped field statement, the specific lot, the delay or added scope, and an approval trail created while the work was happening. That is stronger than trying to rebuild the story at month-end.
No. SubSidekick captures the truth from the field and turns it into documentation. Use that proof wherever the builder requires you to submit it.
Tell us on the setup call what your field leads speak and we'll confirm it for your crew before the test starts.
You see what SubSidekick caught. If it earned its keep, you keep it at a flat monthly price we give you up front on the setup call, before the test starts. If not, you walk. No contract.