Approvals, not after-the-fact
Every change Rhett proposes to a project record waits on a named person. The record is the click, not a chat log.
Ask in plain words. Analyze the job as it stands. Build the artifact (an RFI, a change order, an invite) and approve it in place.
Ask about a deadline, drawing, or project decision. Rhett brings together the relevant files, emails, and schedules so you can see what needs attention.
Review costs, progress, and open approvals in one place. See where the project stands and which items need a closer look.
Turn project details into draft documents, responses, and updates. Review the work and approve it before it goes out.
Schedules, drawings, bids, daily logs, and the mail, with an agent that will actually do the next step.
Every change Rhett proposes to a project record waits on a named person. The record is the click, not a chat log.
Sheets, issuances, and the question “which revision is live?” answered from the set, not from memory.
Describe what you need in plain words and Rhett handles the legwork, across the whole development lifecycle.
Daily logs, photos, punch, and the people in the field: the same project the office is looking at.
See how it worksA smarter way to keep the job's record in one place, and the next action one sentence away.
Type it the way you'd say it to a PM. No menus, no forms to find first.
No menus to learn. Describe the site, the deal, or the task, and Rhett handles the legwork across the whole development lifecycle.
See it on your projectEverything you need to know about RhettWorks.
Rhett is the agent you talk to. RhettWorks is the software it runs: the projects, files, approvals, and the record. You say Rhett when you mean the one in the chat; you say RhettWorks when you mean the product.
No. Start with one project. Rhett works from what you give it. Drawings, mail, and the rest can come in as the job needs them.
A connected GC or sub sees the slices you grant on that project, not your whole organization. Approvals and the project record stay scoped to the people on the job.
Yes. Organizations partition the data, and the isolation is enforced in code, never by asking the model to be careful.
When Rhett wants to write something to the job (a change order, an RFI, an invite) it waits on a card. A named person resolves it. Until then, nothing is stored as done.
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