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Construction Management App for Small Crews: Site Stages, Daily Photo Reports and AI-Checked Hidden Work

CosaNostra runs the day of a small construction or renovation company. Every site is a job with stages, a crew and dates in one calendar next to the team's shifts. The foreman closes each stage with a photo, AI checks it against the reference — hidden wiring and pipes included, before they are covered — so you know where every site stands without driving there.

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Features

Features

Talk to the app like a site manager. Tasks, stages and shifts — by voice.

"Tomorrow at 8, screed pour at 12 Garden Road, Sergio's crew, photo of the level when done."

Construction management app: weekly calendar of job sites with crews and stage progress

Job sites, tasks and crews — in one calendar.

Every renovation stage — from demo to handover on the job page.

Construction management app: bathroom renovation stages closed with photos
Construction management app: AI rejected a waterproofing photo — fix the tear before tiling

AI checks completion and work quality from photos.

Comments, photos and job history — all in one place.

Construction management app: crew comments with a photo in the job history
Construction management app: weekday day shift for a crew with required check-in

Easy tracking of employee check-ins on site.

Take a photo of the issue — AI will create a task with a description.

Construction management app: a new task in one sentence — address, scope, dates and crew

Describe the task in your own words — AI will set dates and assign team members.

Share a screenshot of your client chat — AI will create a task.

Construction management app: client chat — AI creates a task from the screenshot

Select the message with the order details and tap “Forward”.

Tap “Share” and choose CosaNostra.

AI extracts the details from the message and fills in the task fields.

Construction crew reviewing site plans — construction management app CosaNostra replaces WhatsApp groups

CosaNostra is a better alternative to running construction crews in WhatsApp groups! Unlike chats where client requests, site photos and deadlines get lost among messages, the app turns every message into a task with an address, a deadline and a specific crew, and checks every stage photo with AI — hidden work included. Nothing is forgotten — every stage has a date and a deadline. Each worker sees only their own tasks and shifts, without the noise.

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Pricing

Two
Group of up to
2 users
Always free
Five
Group up to
5 users
5,99$ per month
Twenty
Group up to
20 users
19,99$ per month
Hundred
Group up to
100 users
59,99$ per month
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Construction worker on a renovation site — construction management app CosaNostra for small crews

What a day looks like with CosaNostra

The client writes on WhatsApp that they want sockets moved in the kitchen — the owner shares the screenshot, AI creates the task, the electrical crew sees it before they reach the site.

Morning

The electrician closes "wiring before plaster" with photos — AI accepts them, the plasterers get the go-ahead without anyone driving over to check.

Afternoon

The foreman's daily report is in — six photos, 60 % of the tiling done; tomorrow's crews and shifts are already in the same calendar.

Evening

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Who CosaNostra is for in construction

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Renovation and fit-out companies: apartments and offices with stages from demolition to handover, every stage closed with a photo.

General contractors with a few sites at once: crews, dates and progress of every site in one calendar.

Subcontractors — electrical, plumbing, drywall, tiling crews: tasks from the general contractor's chat, hidden work proven by photo.

Small house builders: foundation, frame, roof, finishes — stages with photos and the full site history.

Foremen and site supervisors: a daily report in two minutes and control of several sites without driving between them.

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