Keep your entire project in one place. Timelines, tasks, budget, decisions, materials—nothing slips through the cracks.

Renovations involve hundreds of moving parts. You need to coordinate contractors, track material deliveries, make design decisions, monitor spending, and stay on schedule. Without a system, information gets scattered across emails, texts, sticky notes, and spreadsheets. The Renovation Manager brings all of that into one central dashboard so you can run your project like a pro.

Your project dashboard includes

Timeline view: See your project phases at a glance—demo, build, finishing, handover. You'll know exactly when each phase starts and ends, which helps you plan time off work, arrange site access for contractors, or schedule material deliveries. The timeline also tracks actual progress against planned dates so you can spot delays early.

Task list: Assign tasks, set deadlines, and track progress. Know what's done and what's next. You might assign "order bathroom tiles" to yourself with a deadline of next Friday, or "install new plumbing" to your contractor with a date range. As work gets completed, you check it off and the dashboard updates in real time.

Budget tracker: Monitor spending in real time. Alerts warn you before you go over budget. You'll see exactly how much you've spent, how much is committed (materials ordered but not yet invoiced), and how much you have left. If you're trending toward going over budget, you'll get an alert so you can make adjustments—reduce scope, find cheaper alternatives, or adjust your contingency.

Decision log: Record every choice (paint colours, tile patterns, contractor quotes) in one place. It's easy to forget what you decided three weeks ago. The decision log keeps a permanent record so you can reference it later, share it with new contractors, or change your mind with full context.

Real scenario

You're two weeks into your kitchen renovation. Your electrician has just finished the rough-in work. You check the Renovation Manager and see:

• Phase 2 (rough electrical & plumbing) is marked complete—on schedule.

• Phase 3 (drywall & painting) is set to start tomorrow—confirmed with contractors.

• Your budget shows: $8,500 spent so far, $3,200 committed (materials in transit), $2,300 left in contingency. You're tracking well.

• You check the decision log and see exactly which tile you chose, the paint colour code, and the countertop spec you approved.

• You have three open tasks: "Order cabinet hardware," "Confirm lighting fixture delivery," and "Schedule final walkthrough."

This complete picture means you know exactly where you stand and what needs attention next.

Why homeowners love this

Renovations are chaotic. The Manager takes the stress out by keeping everything organised. You won't forget to order materials, miss a contractor's deadline, or lose track of what you've already decided. Instead of juggling spreadsheets and emails, you have one source of truth.