Foreman is a dead-simple way for a small shop to run its floor. The boss assigns jobs and sets priorities; the crew reports progress. Everyone sees the same live board, on their own phone, wherever they are.
No spreadsheets. No group texts. No guessing what's done.
FOR THE BOSS
• Create jobs, set priority, and assign them to a worker
• Break a job into checklist steps ("cut, weld, paint")
• Set a quantity target ("make 50") and watch it fill in
• See your whole shop at a glance: in progress, blocked, late, done
• Invite your crew with a simple code — share it by text, email, or chat
• Manage your team and remove workers anytime
FOR THE CREW
• See the jobs assigned to you, most important first
• Move a job through To do, In progress, Blocked, and Done
• Tick off steps and log how many pieces you've finished
• Post quick progress notes so the boss stays in the loop
HOW IT WORKS
The boss creates a shop and shares a join code. Workers install Foreman, enter the code, and they're in. From then on, every change syncs live between phones — as long as each phone has an internet connection.
BUILT TO BE SIMPLE
• Free to use
• No ads
• No location tracking
• Your shop's data is private to your team
Foreman is made for machine shops, fabricators, makers, and any small crew that builds things and needs to know who's doing what — without the overhead of heavyweight project software.
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