Issue №01 · Thursday, April 17
Stop spending 2-4 hours after dinner on coordination work your job doesn't pay for. Daylight drafts the change orders, files the logs, chases the subs, and sends the Friday owner summary — while you're still drinking coffee.
How it works
Three steps. Then it's Thursday and you have your life back.
Connect your stack.
Procore, Buildertrend, QuickBooks, email, SMS. We read the history and build a model of how your jobs actually run.
Daylight drafts.
Every morning at 6am, a brief lands: overnight logs filed, COs drafted, RFIs chased, subs pinged. You review what needs judgment.
You approve.
One tap sends the CO. Voice-reply on site. Daylight handles the paperwork trail, the follow-up, the sub-distribution. You run the project.
Draft & approve
Nothing leaves the system without your eyes on it.
Daylight drafts, cites, and waits. Every document it produces shows the source — which log, which email, which subcontractor conversation — so you can approve in three seconds or open the full thread if something smells off.
- — Every draft cites its sources.
- — Approvals are per-action, never bulk.
- — Full audit trail. SOC 2 Type II.
- — We don't train on your data.
Features
The coordination work, done.
Change orders
Drafted from logs and sub messages. Cited sources. Approve in 3 seconds.
Daily logs
Voice-capture on site, filed overnight. One photo → full log with crews, weather, progress.
RFI chasing
Daylight knows which RFIs are stale and nudges the architect. Owner summary weekly.
Schedule
Cross-project Gantt. Conflicts, weather holds, sub availability in one place.
Morning brief
Every day at 6am. What changed overnight, what needs you, what can wait.
Voice-first
Dictate from the truck. Daylight listens, transcribes, routes, files.
Field-first
Desk at 6am, site at 7. Daylight on mobile is voice-first, glove-friendly, and works offline. Dictate a log between pours. Snap a photo and it files itself. Ask “any safety issues on Boulder?” while driving.
Integrations
Works with the tools you already pay for.
We don't replace Procore or Buildertrend. We read from them, write to them, and do the coordination work between them that you're currently doing by hand.
Pricing
You were going to hire someone.
Hire Daylight first.
A PM costs $4,000-5,000/month. Daylight does about 70% of the same work for $999/mo — and starts the same day. Start with 90 days at $99/mo to make sure it works.
Median project-manager salary, US construction.
Locked for life. Limited to the first 10 customers.
After the first 10 founder seats fill.
Questions
Answers.
$99/mo for 90 days. Then $999/mo, locked for life. Limited to the first 10 customers.