It’s a go.
Open the pour, click Confirm — crew, ready-mix, pump, and subs all get the green light in seconds.
Built for concrete subcontractors
Run your pours, crews, and daily reports from one app.
The pour board that tells the crew, ready-mix, pump, and subs when a pour moves. Crew planning that shows where you’re short. The schedule you hand the GC, and the daily report your foreman actually finishes. One login, built for concrete subs. Keep your current schedule; we just handle the part it can’t.
Veteran-owned · 14-day free trial · Real product, real screenshots · Charleston, SC
Also on iPhone and iPad. Run the live board from the field — included with every plan, no extra seat. See the app →
Keep your spreadsheet. Start with one job, not a migration.
Try it on real work. Schedule a pour or a crew and see it live in minutes.
No charge until day 15. 14 days free, cancel anytime.
One pour. One source of truth. Everyone notified.
The notice that doesn’t take 45 minutes.
Right now a status change means eight messages. One click does it instead.
It moved.
Drag the pill to the new day — Planning Ops sends a “moved from Tuesday to Wednesday” notice automatically, old date and new, no retyping.
It’s off.
Click Cancel, pick a reason — everyone knows, with the why and a reschedule date.
Same contact list every time: PM, super, ready-mix, subs, GC, owner’s rep, crew — plus the pump, conveyor or screed company on the pours that use one.
You don’t have to move your whole schedule to use this. Add one pour, add its contacts, and the next time it’s confirmed, moved, or canceled — one click, everyone knows.
See how pour notifications work →The spreadsheet
Still running pours on a spreadsheet? It probably works — until it doesn’t.
Nothing wrong with a spreadsheet. Mine ran the same way for years. Here’s the honest list of where it quietly costs you — see how many you recognize.
Stale weather
Someone retypes the forecast Monday. By Friday at 4 AM, nobody trusts it.
Forked versions
You email it Monday; by Wednesday everyone’s on a different copy. “What schedule are you looking at?”
Invisible double-bookings
Same crew, two pours — the sheet shows both rows and warns no one.
The cancellation phone tree
A spreadsheet can’t notify anyone. So it’s eight texts at 4:47 AM.
Manual yard rollups
Finance wants yards by region; it’s a pivot table someone rebuilds weekly.
Planning Ops fixes these without asking you to change how you think about your week. It’s the same schedule — just live, shared, and able to tell everyone when something moves.
See How It Compares to a Spreadsheet →One platform, four tabs
When you’re ready for more than notifications, it’s already here.
A live pour board your superintendents open every morning, crew planning, the project schedule you hand the GC, and daily field reports — one login. No second tool, no extra cost.
Place & Finish
The daily pour board: drag-and-drop pours, live weather per project, crew & equipment conflict alerts, a 90-day rolling Lookahead, and a pour map with every truck’s route.
Learn more →Manpower
Crew scheduling and labor planning: 52-week crew board with Timeline and By Job views, a crew map with per diem rings, projections and gap analysis, time tracking with payroll export, and certification tracking.
Learn more →Project Schedule
Build the job by phase: type the phases, drag them onto the calendar, set the crew per week — and print the GC-ready 11×17. Rides your Manpower plan, no extra cost.
Learn more →Daily Reports
File the day’s report from the tablet, sign it, send the PDF — the crew’s hours flow straight to time tracking, and T&M tickets get the GC’s signature on site.
Learn more →Live demo
Watch the platform run — start to finish.
No slideshow, no mockups. The actual software, running a demo company’s week — so you know exactly what you’re getting before you type in a single thing.
Getting started
Start with one pour. Not your whole operation.
You don’t onboard. You don’t migrate. You try it on one real pour this week.
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Add one pour
Your next real one. Region, date, contacts. Two minutes.
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Run it live
Watch the weather on it, see if the crew’s clear, keep your spreadsheet open beside it.
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Cancel or confirm in one click
And let the notification do the thing your spreadsheet never could.
Like it? Add the next pour. Add the week. Bring the crew in as free viewers. Move at your pace — there’s no flip-the-switch day.
Start With One Pour →Who built this
Built by a concrete operations manager. Owned by a veteran.
Planning Ops was built from scratch — on his own time — by a U.S. military veteran and working concrete ops manager, around how scheduling actually works in the field: the mud at 6 AM, the 4:47 AM phone tree. Real product, real screenshots — no fabricated logo wall, no invented testimonials.
Charleston, SC · Veteran-owned
- Veteran-owned
- Built by a concrete ops manager
- Real product, real screenshots
- Your data isolated (Postgres row-level security)
Questions concrete subs ask
Can I confirm a pour, not just cancel one?
Yes — confirmation is the everyday case. One click on a pour sends the “it’s a go” notice to your project contacts, crew lead, and pump/screed leads (or save it silently if you’d rather not notify). It’s the same one-click flow whether the pour is on, moved, or off.
What happens when I have to reschedule last minute?
Just drag the confirmed pour to the new day. Planning Ops sends an automatic reschedule notice — “moved from [old date] to [new date]” — to everyone on the pour. No new email to write, no one left guessing which day it’s on now.
Who gets notified, and can I control it?
Project contacts (PM, super, supplier, custom roles), the crew lead, and pump/screed leads. A 12-hour rule means the field only gets alerts that actually matter, and there’s a global toggle if you want notifications off. You can also confirm silently when no notice is needed.
Do I have to stop using my spreadsheet / Excel?
No. You can keep your spreadsheet for the first couple of weeks and use Planning Ops just for cancellations. Run them side by side, and move the schedule over yourself once you’ve seen the board update itself — there’s no deadline and no migration project.
How long does it take to get started?
Minutes, not a rollout. Add one pour, add its contacts, and you can send a real notification the same day. No training class, no consultant, no IT.
What if my crew won’t use new software?
They don’t have to learn anything. The crew and your GCs are free, read-only viewers — they keep getting the same emails and PDFs they get now. The only person who changes a habit is whoever runs the schedule.
Your next pour change — one click, everyone knows.
Try Planning Ops on one real pour this week. Keep your spreadsheet open right beside it.
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