Eleven tools on one data spine — bidding, field ops, drawing markup, crew timesheets, takeoff & estimating, firestop, landscaping field service, union labor rates, and a free office suite. Built inside a working contractor, and shipped only when it saves an estimator, PM, or foreman time this week.
Each tool stands alone. Together, data entered once flows from first takeoff to final pay app — no retyping, no sync jobs, no exports.
Every bid, one board. A kanban pipeline your whole desk can see — and analytics that tell you where the money actually is.
Awarded bids become jobs automatically. Then the field takes over — and the numbers come back honest.
The only cloud-native bid engine built for firestop. One pipeline from drawings to done: PDF takeoff → estimate → proposal → submittals.
Travel and subsistence straight from the CBAs. Tap a county on the map, get the rate — no PDF digging, no calls to the hall.
A professional PDF editor that runs entirely in your browser. Mark up specs, measure drawings, stamp and sign — files never leave your machine.
A full word processor in your browser — Word-familiar ribbon, real pages, and it opens and saves genuine .docx files Microsoft Word reads natively.
A full spreadsheet in your browser — 400+ Excel formulas, Excel shortcuts, and it opens and saves real .xlsx files Excel reads natively.
Rip plans, build estimates. On-drawing takeoff straight on the PDF — lengths, counts and areas become priced assemblies, assemblies become the bid.
The job walk, on the drawings. Tap any run on the plans to mark it done — the sheets keep score, and the GC gets a clean PDF.
Hours from the truck, not by text. The crew taps in ST/OT/DT per job; the construction manager approves with cost codes — and payroll gets the exact workbook it always has.
Quote-to-cash for landscaping crews: e-signed proposals, one-click optimized routes, an offline-first crew app, geofenced payroll, invoicing, and collections in one continuous loop.
WattBot is a friendly AI agent that runs on your computer — not in someone else's cloud. Give it work, not prompts. It ships loaded on a thumb drive: plug it in and put it on the crew.
⚡ Runs local models on your own hardware — bids, specs, and photos never leave the building.
Project name, client, scopes, dates — entered once. A FireWatt estimate becomes a BidWatt bid; an awarded bid becomes a JobWatt job. Nothing gets retyped, so nothing drifts.
Spec scanning, bid-invite email intake, job-health narratives — that's WattBot working. It reads and drafts; your people decide. If it doesn't save hours this week, it doesn't ship.
Most construction software is built by people who've never priced a job. This suite runs a real estimating desk and real field crews first — the product is the byproduct.
Every screen exists because someone on a crew needed it that week. Feedback on Monday becomes a feature by Friday — that loop is the whole company.
Watt Systems started inside a working mechanical insulation contractor — five branches across the Pacific Northwest and Southwest, real bids going out the door every day. BidWatt was built to run our own estimating desk. JobWatt followed the work into the field. FireWatt priced the firestop scope nobody had good software for. SubWatt ended the where's-the-travel-rate scramble for good.
There was never a pitch deck. There was a rule: if it doesn't save an estimator, PM, or foreman time this week, it doesn't ship. The name came later. The rule never changed.
“The pipeline board ended our Monday status meeting. Every estimator can see where every bid sits — nobody asks anymore.”
Chief Estimator · Pacific Northwest“Daily logs actually get filled out now. Foremen do it from the truck in ninety seconds, photos and all.”
Operations Manager · Five-branch contractor“I stopped rebuilding the same firestop math in Excel every bid. FireWatt just knows it.”
Senior Estimator · Firestop division