Critical-path Gantt
Phases and tasks on one timeline with dependencies and float, plus a today marker so you can see where the job actually sits against the plan.
Construction scheduling software
Build the program on a critical-path Gantt, drag it around when site conditions change, and keep trades and clients looking at the same dates — from slab pour to handover.
Most build programs go stale because updating them is a chore. SiteStride puts the schedule where the job already lives — next to the trades, the site diary, the variations and the costs — so a change on site takes seconds to reflect on the timeline.
Phases and tasks on one timeline with dependencies and float, plus a today marker so you can see where the job actually sits against the plan.
Move a task, stretch its duration or drag it above and below others to reshuffle the order. Everything snaps to whole days, never half a day.
Assign the trade doing the work and colour-code it from a fixed palette, so a glance tells you who is on site in any given week.
Drag in a PDF, image or CSV schedule and have the tasks and dates read out of it and drafted onto the Gantt for you to review.
Send trades and clients a branded landscape PDF of the current program, or a CSV when someone wants the raw dates.
Weather delays, trade no-shows and variations all move the program. Reshuffle the affected run and the rest of the job stays readable.
Drag the pour to the next dry window and slide the run behind it. The program stays consistent instead of living in someone's head.
Filter and colour the program by trade so you can see the frame, lock-up and fit-out crews lining up before you make the calls.
Turn on the client portal for a job and let the owners follow key dates and progress themselves, without exposing costs or internal notes.

Set up the build schedule, assign the trades and share the dates that matter.
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