Built for general contractors

Nock is the living memory of your project.

Every document, message, decision, and contact on the job — captured, structured, and answerable. Ask anything about your project and get the answer in seconds, with the receipts to back it up.

Bring a live project. Most GCs get their first sourced answer in under 30 minutes.

Your view — the same thread in Nock

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Mike Rivera · Framing

Maple St remodel

Still good for Thursday? Is the slab done?

Nock · auto-reply

Poured Monday, inspection passed Wed morning. You're clear for Thu, Jun 12.
Inspection report.pdfText · Concrete crew · Jun 8Email · City inspector · Jun 10
Crew will be there Thu.
CommitmentFraming crew on site — Thu, Jun 12

Your sub's side — just text

Messages · Nock

Still good for Thursday? Is the slab done?
Poured Monday, inspection passed Wed morning. You're clear for Thu, Jun 12.
Crew will be there Thu.

No app. Subs text a number — and every reply lands on the record.

Where did that decision end up?

A project runs on two relationships — the owner above you, the subs below — and everything they produce lands in threads, inboxes, and your memory. That holds until the job gets complicated, the owner asks a pointed question, or a dispute surfaces six months later.

One place where the project's truth lives

Nock captures what your project produces, structures it, and puts it to work — so you stop being the filing system.

Capture

No data entry. Ever.

Forward an email, text a photo, drop a folder of bid docs, import your contact list. Nock does the structuring — it recognizes the change order, the spec revision, the approval buried in a thread — and files it against the right job.

  • Every channel you already use is an intake channel
  • Nock parses it and asks you to confirm — no forms
  • Bids, specs, contracts, photos, calls, threads — one record

Forwarded email

Parsed as spec revision — Exterior stone, Rev C

Confirm

Texted photo

Filed to site photos — rough-in, Jun 11

Filed

Dropped folder

34 bid documents structured against the job

Filed

Retrieve

Answers, not filing cabinets

Ask in plain language, on site, mid-task. Nock answers from the record and cites its source every time — the message, the document, the call. An answer without a receipt is worse than no answer.

  • Plain-language questions, instant answers
  • Every answer cites the message, document, or call behind it
  • Built to hold up when a dispute surfaces months later
Which spec are we on for the exterior stone?
Who approved the paint substitution, and when?
What did we pay for the plumbing rough-in?

Every answer arrives in seconds, sources attached.

The sub channel

The truth lives in your texts

Schedules confirmed, quantities changed, prices quoted mid-task — the raw record of the job happens over text, email, and calls. Nock listens across all three and captures what the back-and-forth produces, so nothing slips past in a thread.

  • Commitments, prices, and changes pulled from replies
  • Nothing new for your subs to download or learn
  • Every reply lands against the right job, on the record

Mike · Framing

Crew's there Thursday. Also need 6 more LVLs — call it $2,400 with delivery.

CommitmentFraming crew on site — Thu, Jun 12
Change+6 LVL beams, $2,400 quoted — possible change order

Change orders

Stop eating changes you never billed

Changes get agreed verbally, documented late, and disputed at the end of the job. Nock spots the signals of a change in the sub channel — a price quoted, a scope shift — flags it with the exact quote, and assembles the supporting record into a drafted change order. You review and send.

  • Detected from the conversations you already have
  • Drafted with the supporting record attached
  • Approval tracked into the record — billable, defensible

Change Order #5 — Added LVL beams

Draft

6 LVL beams added at framing, per field condition · +$2,400

Sources

Text · Mike Rivera · Jun 9Framing bid · Section 3, unit pricing
Review & sendEdit

On site

Calls and walkthroughs go on the record

Take the call through Nock and it's transcribed into the project's memory. Walk the site with your phone recording, and Nock transcribes the walkthrough, pulls out what matters, and files it — nothing gets lost between the truck and the office.

  • Calls transcribed and filed against the job
  • Walkthroughs recorded, transcribed, and structured
  • Verbal agreements become citable sources

Site walkthrough — Thu, Jun 11

Transcribed

“Rough-in's done in the master bath, but the vent stack's in the wrong bay — needs to move before insulation.”

ProgressPlumbing rough-in complete — master bath
IssueVent stack placement — fix before insulation

Call · Dave Kowalski (Electrical) · 12 min

Transcribed into the record — citable in any answer

It still chases your subs

Nock doesn't just remember the job — it helps you run it, over the same text threads.

Confirms your subs

Nock texts to confirm they're showing up, follows up when they go quiet, and flags no-responses before they cost you a day.

Cascades schedule changes

When one trade moves, Nock shifts the dependent trades and re-confirms everyone it affects — same dates for all.

Keeps owners updated

The weekly owner report drafts itself from the record. You edit and send — and field fewer “how's it going?” calls.

It all happens over text and email — and every reply lands in the project's memory.

Questions GCs ask first

How is this different from Procore or Buildertrend?
Those tools assume the data gets entered. Nock solves the fact that it doesn't — you forward, text, and drop what you already have, and Nock does the structuring. It's a system of record, not a project management tool.
Do my subs have to download anything?
No. Nock works over regular text messages and email. Your subs reply the way they already do — there's nothing for them to install or sign into.
What about phone calls and site visits?
Take the call through Nock and it's transcribed into the record. Record a walkthrough on your phone and Nock transcribes it, pulls out the progress and the problems, and files them against the job.
How much work is it to get a project in?
Drop in what you have — a folder of bid docs, a forwarded thread, a contact export. Within minutes you can ask a real question about your real project and get a sourced answer. No forms, no tagging.
Can I trust the answers?
Every answer cites its source — the message, document, or call it came from. If Nock can't point to the record, it doesn't answer.
When can I start?
We're onboarding general contractors in waves. Book a demo and we'll get your first project set up with you.

Ask it anything about your job.

Bring a live project to the demo. Drop in what you already have, ask a real question, and get a sourced answer — most GCs do in under 30 minutes.

We're onboarding GCs in waves — no spam, just your invite.