Software that shows its work.
Breeze takes a residential job from walkthrough video to itemized takeoff to signed contract to final P&L — and your client reviews, approves and signs their part through one link. No app. No login. No training weekend.
From the span tables, not from vibes.
This is live — the same engine that runs a real quote, computing a real 20×16 ft deck as you read this.
16 lines × 2 bays, 8.0 ft span/bay — DCA-6 span table
Beam lines: intermediate 2-ply 2x12 · rim 2-ply 2x8
- No jurisdiction selected, so no frost depth is being priced — the dig depth and the stem concrete are not in these numbers.
AI reads your walkthrough. It never sizes your beams. Deterministic span-table logic does the structure; the AI just does the paperwork.
One job, start to paid.
No feature list explains it better than watching one real job move through the whole system.
- Fri 4:12pWalkthrough video at the client’s house
Rotted subfloor by the tub, new vanity location — narrated on-site.
- 4:31pQuote drafted
Breeze drafts it from the walkthrough; two line items get hand-corrected.
- 6:05pClient signs and approves the deposit
From her couch, through the link — no app, no call back and forth.
- Mon 7:00aCrew gets the footing schedule
12 footings, 42" below grade — pulled straight from the span table.
- Week 3Change order: rotted rim joist
Scope and price sent 8:15p, approved 9:42p. No awkward phone call.
- CloseJob closes
Quoted $18,400 · cost $13,905 · margin 24.4% — the P&L freezes automatically.
You find out in week three, not in February.
Every receipt you photograph lands on the job and runs against the line it belongs to. A line goes red when it is over the quote by more than 2% or $25, whichever is larger — so a $7 overrun stays quiet, and the one that matters does not.
Gross, and it means gross: rent, insurance, trucks, fuel, your own pay and your taxes are in none of these numbers. Breeze is not accounting software, does not touch your bank and does not sync to QuickBooks. What it does is hand your CPA a year already added up by job.
What Breeze does with job money, and where it stopsTry being the client.
This is a sandbox, not a screenshot — click through it yourself. No app, no account, no password. That's the whole point.
Tap through it.
A sub cannot give themselves a badge.
Subs in your Black Book carry badges for paperwork Breeze has actually seen. They are stamped server-side, so a sub can edit their trades and their photos but never their own badges — and the certificate itself is never published to the directory. Your own sub’s insurance, license and workers’ comp you can open yourself.
COI seen, with its expiry date
License seen
W-9 received
Breeze does not run background checks, and a badge is not a license-board search. It says the paperwork was produced and Breeze checked it — which is exactly what you cannot tell from a text message saying “yeah, I'm covered.”
How the badges are setYour client should dream — not get misled.
Every AI render comes out with an "AI concept" line burned into the pixels — not a caption that gets lost on the way to the client. It's a disclosure, not a decoration. Running one is my account alone today; opening it up is on the roadmap.
Currently I'm a GC working in the Michiana area. Breeze started as my own quoting tool because I was tired of paying enterprise prices for software with forty menus I never opened. It runs my whole company now — quotes, contracts, invoices, the works. I'm letting a few other crews in at a time.
— Jeremy Basiger, Limitless Home Improvement
Full story →Who this isn't for
If you're running RFIs, submittals, and BIM across a commercial crew, Breeze isn't for you yet — Procore is good at that. This is for houses: a solo or small-crew residential GC who wants a fast, itemized quote and nothing they'll never touch.
The fine print, in big print.
$99/month planned — flat, no per-seat fees, full export on cancel.
See the pledgesComing from Buildertrend or Procore?
Real, researched differences — price, lock-in, complexity.