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Measure the work
Keep plans, quantities, annotations, and supporting files tied to the estimate from the first takeoff pass.
Kyub helps contractors move from plan takeoff to estimate to project controls, with cost codes and time tracking feeding better production history back into the next bid.
Product flow
The story is continuity. Kyub keeps quantities, estimates, projects, cost codes, and time in a connected loop so completed work improves the next bid.
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Keep plans, quantities, annotations, and supporting files tied to the estimate from the first takeoff pass.
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Price labor, equipment, materials, subs, markups, alternates, and reports without drifting back into spreadsheets.
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Carry projects, cost codes, and time tracking forward so the field feeds better numbers back into the next bid.
Features
Kyub is built for the working layer where scope, cost codes, estimates, projects, and hours become the facts contractors act on.
Takeoff
Measure scope, organize sheets, and keep quantities connected to the estimate instead of re-keying them downstream.
Estimating
Assemblies, crews, rates, vendor history, alternates, markups, and reports sit in one focused estimating workspace.
Projects
Project records keep the estimate, scope, cost codes, and field context together after award.
Cost codes + time
Capture hours against the right project and cost code so production history becomes useful, not buried in end-of-week cleanup.
Solutions
Contractors do not need another disconnected tool. They need a system that respects how estimators think, how project teams inherit bids, and how field time teaches the next estimate.
More complete bids in less time, with cleaner quantities, stronger cost history, and fewer spreadsheet handoffs.
Start from the winning estimate, keep cost codes organized, and understand how field time is landing against the plan.
See which work, crews, cost codes, and estimating assumptions are improving margin over time.
Later
The first version stays disciplined: takeoff, estimating, projects, cost codes, and time tracking. Later modules should extend that foundation instead of bloating the launch.
Private preview
Kyub is not open to public accounts yet. The right launch motion is tighter: a small group of serious contractors, real bid data, direct feedback, and a product that earns its way into daily estimating and project controls before the broader release.
Hobby plan
Public self-serve accounts will come later. For now, Kyub is accepting a limited preview group so the product launches with real contractor signal, not vanity usage.
10 preview seats
Best fit: heavy civil, sitework, utilities, grading, paving, concrete, or specialty contractors who want faster bids and cleaner project tracking.