The operating system for builders.
Your build. Your OS.
You already run the company from the truck. BuildOS is the part that keeps up — jobs, leads, estimates, crew, money paperwork — and shows its work on every number.
Join the waitlist- Real numbers, sourced and timestamped
- Nothing sent without you
- Every action on the record
Proof 01 / 07Jobs map
Every finished job. One map.
Type an address and see everything you’ve done within a mile — by year, crew, and what the job was — then hand the whole map to the crew on a phone with one passcode and no login.
The pain“We did a roof on that street. Nobody can find it.”
Proof 02 / 07Today
Numbers that show their work.
Booked this week, follow-ups, who’s on the map, who’s on the team — each one with where it came from and when, and a blank that says why when the source is down. Never a fake zero.
The painA dashboard that shows 0 because the sync broke, and you found out Friday.
Proof 03 / 07Estimates
Start it before you measure.
Open the estimate the minute you have a name, price it when you’ve measured, and issuing it seals a PDF with a numbered revision and a receipt nobody can edit after the fact.
The painAn estimate that changed after the customer saw it, and no way to prove which one they saw.
Proof 04 / 07Leads
See who hasn’t been called.
Every lead lands on one list the second it comes in, newest first, with a filter for “needs first contact” and a stamp that tells you how old what you’re looking at is.
The painLeads in a text thread, a shared inbox, and somebody’s memory.
Proof 05 / 07Team
Eight roles. No shared logins.
Owner, admin, PM, dispatcher, advisor, canvasser, accounting, finance — invite by email, pull it back with one tap, and every door someone tries that isn’t theirs gets written down.
The painOne password on a sticky note in the office.
Proof 06 / 07Finance
Paperwork the rep can’t read.
Your advisor sends the homeowner one link that dies in 24 hours; the answers go sealed to finance, opened on the record, and never through a text message.
The painIncome numbers sitting in a photo on a salesman’s phone.
Proof 07 / 07Referrals
Last customer, next sale.
Run a campaign to every household you’ve finished work for — you approve the list before a single email goes, bounces and complaints come back to you, and rewards pay out on proof, not on a promise.
The painA “referral program” that’s a line on an invoice and a gift card nobody tracked.
Four reasons builders bounce
Straight answers.
- “Another app my guys won’t use.”
- The crew gets one map and a passcode. No login, no training, nothing to install.
- “I already have a CRM.”
- Keep it. On QuickBase your finished jobs sync onto the map every hour and nobody retypes anything. On anything else, what connects comes with your invite.
- “What does it cost?”
- The waitlist is free and commits you to nothing. Pricing comes with your invite, before you decide.
- “Is this just Oasis’s internal tool?”
- It’s the tool Oasis runs its own crews on. Your data sits in your own workspace with a log of who opened what, and finance answers are sealed so even the rep can’t read them.
Waitlist
We’re letting builders in a few at a time.
Leave an email and what you build. That’s it.
You’re signing up for a spot, not a sales call. No demo, no drip, no account yet. One email when your spot opens, and nothing before that.