The Oak Street project
Kitchen renovation · Northside
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One assistant with all the tools
Your job.Your crew.Connected.
You build for a living. Chasing updates shouldn’t be a second job. Meet the workspace being built to bring your jobs, your people, and your next move together.
Built around the job. Built for the people doing it.
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Let’s get to work.
Every job. One clear next move.Maple Avenue service call
Water heater replacement · Assigned to Jamie
2 of 3 sample tasks complete. Tap a task to update it.
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Alex LaneProject lead · Oak Street
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Jamie TaylorPlumber · Oak Street & Maple Avenue
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Morgan ReedCarpenter · Oak Street
AssignedThe people on the job, right beside the work.
Try the tabs. Check off a task. See the job move.
Illustrative preview. Sample data. Product in development.
For the office. For the field. For the whole job.Less chasing. More building. ↓
FOR PEOPLE WHO BUILD & FIXGeneral contractors✳Plumbers✳Remodelers✳Service pros
The work is hard enough
The job shouldn’t live
in twelve places.
A text thread. A notebook. A photo buried in someone’s phone. Every missing detail becomes another call, another interruption, another thing you have to remember.
“Where does that stand?”
Bring the work back to the job, so the next step doesn’t depend on tracking somebody down.
“Who’s handling that?”
Give work a clear owner. Keep crew assignments connected to the tasks they’re there to finish.
“Which thread is it in?”
The bigger vision: a shared job record that keeps the right people connected to the right information.
One job is the center of it all
Different people.
Same big picture.
Your crew, your customer, your subcontractor. Everyone has a part to play. Tul Belt is being designed around one connected job, with access shaped by each person’s role.
Run the job with the full picture.
Keep the people and the work together. The goal: one place to coordinate the job, assign responsibility, and decide what gets shared.
Know the job. Know your next move.
See the work assigned to you, keep track of what’s open, and mark tasks complete. Less time asking what’s next. More time getting it done.
A clearer view of your project.
The planned homeowner experience brings selected updates and shared job information into one place, so following your project feels straightforward.
The right access for your part.
The wider vision connects subcontractors, inspectors, suppliers, and insurance participants to the job information they’re authorized to see.
THE PRODUCT VISION / Expanded portals and sharing tools are planned. Availability will depend on the release.
THE CONNECTED JOBTB / 024
One shared foundation
The Oak Street project
The work. The people. The whole story.
Work & tasksPeople & rolesPhotos & filesShared updates
Connected by the job. Guided by permissions.
A practical place to start
Big vision.
Boots-on-the-
ground focus.
We’re starting where the day actually happens: the job, the task, and the person responsible for it. Then building outward.
ON THE ROADMAP
Connected documents, customer portals, estimates, signatures, and more. These are planned capabilities, not a list of features available today.
Connected documents, customer portals, estimates, signatures, and more. These are planned capabilities, not a list of features available today.
Start with the job.
A central place for the work and its context. Every task belongs to something bigger than a disconnected to-do list.
Make the next step obvious.
Create tasks, keep track of open work, and mark it complete. The field workflow is being built around clear actions and visible progress.
Put a person on the work.
Assign crew members and keep responsibility clear. See who belongs on the job and who is handling the next task.
Meet the crew in the field.
A mobile experience is in development, built around the people doing the work, wherever the job takes them.
Straight answers
Good questions.
No runaround.
Who is Tul Belt being built for?
Contractors, trade businesses, service professionals, and their crews. The broader product vision also includes homeowners and other authorized people involved in a job.
Can I use the app today?
Tul Belt is in development. This page gives you an interactive look at the direction of the product. Public access, pilot availability, and release details will be announced as they’re ready.
Is the workspace above the actual app?
It’s an illustrative, interactive concept with fictional sample data. You can switch tabs and check off tasks here, but those actions don’t create or change real jobs.
What will it cost?
Pricing has not been announced. Plan details and included capabilities will be shared before signup opens.
Will it replace my accounting or payroll tools?
That isn’t a current promise. The first focus is the job and field workflow. Accounting and payroll integrations belong to the longer-term roadmap.
Your next right-hand tool
Less chasing.
More building.
One job. Everyone connected. A clearer way to get the work done.
Explore Tul BeltTry the interactive workspace concept.