Schedule people across jobs
Book named crews or individuals in a weekly planner. Review warnings when someone is booked on overlapping visits.
Explore crew scheduling →Construction job coordination
Schedule construction crews across jobs, assign saved punch and handoff lists, and track progress through closeout. Include people without accounts.
Start with the next job and the people doing it. Plan the visit, hand out the work, and keep each assignment’s progress visible.
Create your workspace and start with one job.

One plan for the visit and the work
See who is going to each job, give them a work list, and follow its progress through the handoff.
Book named crews or individuals in a weekly planner. Review warnings when someone is booked on overlapping visits.
Explore crew scheduling →Choose a reusable template and assign independent work lists to different jobs and crews. Each list has its own people and progress.
See reusable work templates →Add everyone to the roster by name. Email a personal work-list link when someone needs to complete assigned work without signing up.
See email work links →Start with the work you already have
Add the next few tasks, give them an owner, and keep the details beside the work. You can add more as the job moves forward.
Plan your next job →Illustrative tasks. Choose stages that fit your work.
Built for the field
Construction workspaces surface location, urgency, job references, blockers, and punch work instead of forcing a crew into a generic task board.
See Today, Waiting, Punch work, and Next work at a glance.
Keep room, phase, due state, and crew ownership on every task.
Move through Planned, Ready, In Progress, Waiting, Punch List, and Complete.
Construction details get scattered quickly when punch list items live in texts, photos, notebooks, and memory. In Turnboards, each job or project phase can have its own board so the right tasks stay together.
Turnboards works like a lightweight punch list app for contractors. Add the small jobs that make or break closeout, then update them as work gets assigned and finished.

When a project has several people moving through the same space, ownership needs to be obvious. Turnboards lets you assign tasks so each person can see what belongs to them.

Job site priorities change when materials arrive late, inspections add new items, or a customer changes direction. Turnboards keeps entry simple while using a construction workflow for planned, active, waiting, punch-list, and completed work.
Put future work in Backlog, move this week's punch list into Active, and mark finished items Complete so everyone can see progress without chasing a long message thread.
Some construction tasks need context: a measurement, photo reminder, material size, room location, customer preference, or inspection detail. Notes in Turnboards keep that information attached to the task.

The mobile app in action
These are real screens from the same industry workspace shown above, using realistic fictional work. Scroll through the complete App Store screenshot set.






Turnboards does not capture required photo proof, annotated plans, inspection reports, signatures, RFIs, submittals, budgets, or subcontractor portals. Use dedicated construction software when closeout documentation is part of the contract.
Create your workspace, add the people you schedule, and start with one job. Reuse a work template when the next crew needs the same checks.
Create your workspace and start with one job.