Who uses Laydown Plan
Anyone keeping a shared, operating site safe and running while several projects build around it.
Keep the station running while five projects build around it
Stations stay open while elevators are replaced, canopies renewed, and fare lines rebuilt. Laydown Plan shows every project's ground on the concourse and platform, week by week, and flags the night two crews claim the same corner.
Many small projects, one campus that never closes
Hospitals and universities run dozens of projects at once around buildings that stay open. Laydown Plan shows facilities and capital planning teams who is using which ground, when, and catches the overlap before it blocks an ambulance route.
Phase terminal work around live operations
Terminal projects compete for curbs, aprons, and back-of-house corridors while flights keep running. Laydown Plan puts every project's ground on one timeline for departures, arrivals, and airside, and flags overlaps automatically.
A logistics plan your subs actually follow
On multi-trade jobs the logistics plan is out of date the day it's printed. Laydown Plan gives the superintendent a live plan where each trade requests space, sees the dates, and gets a clear yes or no.
Coordinate every contractor on your property in one place
When several contractors work for the same owner, nobody but you sees the whole site. Laydown Plan gives owner's representatives one shared plan, automatic clash flags, and a written record of every decision.
Draw your first site in ten minutes
Free for one site, with unlimited viewers. Start from a template and see a clash in the first minute.