Every task, every date, every risk… in seven seconds.
7SecondOS is where design and construction teams plan the work together: the schedule, the pull plan, and the risks and decisions behind them, across every project.
Consultants and clients join as guests, on just the projects they work on.
One place for the whole project
Schedule
A Gantt chart as capable as the desktop tools, and a pull plan your team builds together.
- Phases, links, lag and locked due dates on the Gantt
- A Timeline for pull planning, in a lane for each discipline or trade
- List, Board and Calendar views of the same schedule
- Excel and PDF for everyone outside the project
Trackers
Risks, actions, issues, dependencies and decisions, linked to the tasks they hold up.
- A RAIDD Log with owners, priorities, impact and target dates
- RFIs, submittals, change orders and punch lists from templates
- Comments and @mentions on every item
Portfolios
Every project you're responsible for, and who on the team is busy when.
- Status, progress, dates and owners for each project
- Team load by day, week, month or quarter, in tasks or hours
- Reports on what's overdue and what's coming
Notebook and AI
Your own work across every project, and answers about any of them in seconds.
- My day: what's due, your to-dos, your notes and your inbox
- Ask Project Intelligence what's late or at risk, with the sources it used
- Suggested changes are applied only after you approve them
Made for the way projects really run
Built by an architect. 7SecondOS grew out of running healthcare and commercial projects: OAC meetings, consultant handoffs, permit sets and punch lists.
Everyone on one plan. Bring your engineers, owner and builder in as guests. They see their projects and nothing else; you choose who can change what.
Your data stays yours. Every change is in an audit log, and owners can download all of the firm's data at any time.
Learn pull planning
Playbooks for planning backward from a milestone with the people who do the work: how to prepare, how to run the session, and how to keep the promises made in it.
Everything in Learn- What pull planning is, and why it worksPlan backward from a milestone with the people who do the work.
- Prepare for a pull planning sessionPick the milestone, invite the right people, and set up the Timeline before anyone arrives.
- Run the sessionWork backward from the milestone, one handoff at a time, until the plan holds.
- Keep the promises: weekly follow-throughA short weekly check that turns the pull plan into work that actually gets done.
- Facilitator tipsKeep the room honest, moving and focused on handoffs.
Start with one project.
Create it, add your team and build the schedule. The Get started checklist walks you through it.
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