Bricklark is field service software for contractors who run crews. It was built around a job, a visit and an invoice — not adapted from a generic CRM that was originally sold to a sales team.
Most contractors are not short of software. They are short of one place where the estimate, the calendar, the crew’s hours, the photos, the receipts and the invoice all describe the same job. Bricklark is that record, and everything else on the page hangs off it.
If you have people on sites you are not standing on, this is aimed at you. It fits a two-van operation and it fits a general contractor coordinating six trades across a build — because the unit of work is the same in both.
Three decisions run through the whole product. They are the reason it feels different from software that was made for offices and later given a mobile app.
A worker on a roof should not have to navigate a dashboard. The crew app opens on today and does four things well, because a fifth would cost them time.
A number typed twice is a number that will eventually disagree with itself. Line items are entered once, on the quote, and carried through the job to the invoice.
The client portal is not a marketing extra. Putting approvals and payments where the customer already is removes the follow-up calls that eat an office’s afternoon.
The office, the crew and the customer need entirely different things from the same job. They get entirely different apps — reading and writing the same record.
Where the business is run. Quotes, jobs, the schedule, invoices, payments, timesheets and reporting — the full picture, for the people who need the full picture.
What a worker opens on site. Today’s visits, a clock, a camera and a notes field — small enough to use one-handed in a stairwell with one bar of signal.
What the customer gets instead of your voicemail. Their quotes to approve, their upcoming visits, and their invoices to pay — in one place with their name on it.
Your client list, your prices and your job photos are the business. Here is exactly how they are held — no certifications claimed that have not been earned.
Every request runs over TLS, and your records, documents and job photos are stored encrypted rather than sitting in the open.
A worker is not a subcontractor and neither is an owner. What each person can open is decided by their role, not by everybody agreeing to be careful.
Changes to the records that matter are written down with who made them and when, so a disputed number has an answer rather than an argument.
Nothing here is designed to make leaving expensive. Reports and payroll runs export to CSV whenever you want them, and a full export is a support request away.
Questions about the product, moving your data across, pricing, or a security concern — they all land in the same place.
There is no support maze and no ticket triage tier. Write to us about a bug, a migration, a price or a feature you need, and you will get an answer from someone who knows the product.
Bricklark is a product, not a manifesto. If something on this page does not match what you find in the app, tell us at support@bricklark.com and we will fix whichever one is wrong.
