Board
The whole project on one live board, office and site.
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Fewer tools to check. Fewer questions to answer. Fewer things to chase.
Free to try. No credit card needed.
The whole project on one live board, office and site.
Learn moreDrawings with their versions, marks and replies attached.
Learn moreQuestions answered on the card they are about.
Learn moreAgenda, minutes and action points that land on the board.
Learn moreA branded status report your client opens without an account.
Learn moreClient, architect and trades on one project, each their part.
Learn moreA private list beside the project, one step from the board.
Learn moreThe short version
60
Days free
The whole product, no credit card and no sales call.
6
Languages
The product, its e-mails and this site, so a mixed crew reads one project.
0
Accounts for your client
They open the status link you send and see where the project stands. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for.
Nobody has time for a rollout
One workspace opens: board, files, meetings and team, already wired to each other.
Office, site, subcontractors and the client, each into exactly the project that is theirs.
Put the drawings in, or run the next site meeting from it. The rest follows the work.
No setup project, no consultant, no migration weekend.
Not to stay in the loop. A role digest lands in their mailbox with the open cards for their trade, minutes and updates arrive by email, and a share link opens a drawing in the browser. The account comes later, if and when they want to work on the board themselves.
Yes. The backlog imports cards from a spreadsheet, so the list you keep today becomes cards in one batch. From there you move them onto the board whenever the work is ready to start.
Yes, and most teams do. Phone calls and quick messages are not going anywhere, and Wyroo does not try to replace every channel.
The claim is narrower: the conversation about the work belongs with the work. Decide it wherever you like, then put the answer on the card or the drawing it concerns, so the next person who asks does not have to find the person who knows.
Yes. Assign them to a role, and they receive a short email digest of the cards that concern them, without creating an account and without seeing the project itself. Informing someone never means letting them in.
You decide per project. Your team sees the projects they work on, a subcontractor sees only theirs, and a client can follow progress without the internal back and forth.
If you added a payment method, your subscription continues per active seat. If not, the workspace simply pauses: your data stays safe and read-only until you subscribe.