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Lo que cambió en frametry.app, lo más nuevo primero, escrito para constructores — no mensajes de commit. Si compraste por el ritmo de esta página, esa es la idea.
Protect your login with a code from an authenticator app such as Google Authenticator, 1Password or Authy. Turn it on in Settings → Security: scan the QR code, enter the 6-digit code, and from then on Frametry asks for a fresh code whenever you sign in. It's optional and only for your own login. On the iPhone and Android apps it arrives with the next update.
Frametry adds up what you paid each sub during the year and puts it on their 1099-NEC. When that total is wrong — a payment in the wrong year, a refund that never got entered, money paid outside Frametry — open Financials → 1099s and choose Report a different amount on the row. Type the amount and why, confirm that you've checked it, and that is what goes on the form you file, print and email, with the calculated figure kept beside it. Filing is also protected against double submissions: a second click, a second tab or a retry can no longer send the same forms twice. In beta for workspaces that opt in.
Every item on a spec now says what it is: included in the price, not included, an allowance with its amount, or supplied by the owner, with a count ("2 hose bibs") and a room. Pull from bids brings in what each awarded sub included and excluded, so an exclusion buried in their PDF reaches the client; Add from Selections turns decided picks into items and open ones into allowances. The page your client signs states the rule: if it isn't listed, it isn't included, and can be read by room. Find it on a project's Specs tab. In beta for workspaces that opt in.
Open a selection and list what it's made of — knobs, pulls, hinges — with how many, what each costs and where you buy it. Type the count once (18 drawers × 2) and the quantity and the price work themselves out, against the allowance. When the choice is made, Put in the budget gives it a line, and Create purchase order writes the PO from the list. Your client sees what's included under the price they approve. In beta for workspaces that opt in.
Print a tag for a project from its Subs tab and post it at the gate. A sub scans it with their phone, gets a code by text and clocks in on the spot, and the shift lands on that job with where and when it was scanned. On iPhone the tag opens a tiny Site Clock App Clip with nothing to install once the next app update is out; until then it opens the sub portal. In beta for workspaces that opt in.
Books now shows one card per charge even when it has two things to settle, and every card says in a sentence what pressing the button will change in QuickBooks (and that Undo puts it back). The Transactions tab reads Paid or Received instead of minus signs, puts a plain phrase over each QuickBooks account ("Money you put in", "Job cost"), marks a charge and its refund as a pair, and shows whether Books changed a line and whether it has a receipt. A new Receipts tab lets you drop photos or PDFs from your computer — Books reads each one, matches it to the charge and attaches it in QuickBooks.
Start typing a street in any address field — a sub, client or vendor, a project, your org, a lead or a PO delivery address — and Apple Maps suggestions appear under it. Pick one and the street, city, state and ZIP fill in; a project also gets its map pin right away. A sub's address now lives in one place: the W-9 follows the contact card unless you give it a different address on purpose. In beta for workspaces that opt in.
On a sub's page, the subs list and the bid room's invite list, tap 👍 Hire again or 👎 Wouldn't, pick a reason (stopped responding, didn't show, quality work…) and you're done. Your verdict is shared anonymously with other builders who have the same sub's email or phone, so a sub who goes quiet after bidding shows up as such — for builders within 200 miles, or nationwide for a sub that works across regions — once three or more have weighed in. Never your name, your company or your note. In beta for workspaces that opt in.
Open a project's Budget tab in the iOS app and it reads the way it does on the web: Budget = Spent + Still to pay + Left for the whole job and for every line, as one bar. Search, filter and sort to find a line, then tap it to change its name, budget or cost code (it saves as you go) and to see every purchase order, awarded bid and payment behind its numbers. On a wide iPad the line opens beside the list. In beta for workspaces that opt in.
A sub who opens their Frametry portal gets a Clock tab beside Bids: clock in on the job site, add a note, clock out, and see the week's hours. Their time lands on your project the same way your crew's does. Already on the web portal and the iPhone app; the Android app has it from version 1.0.5.
The month package in Books now opens with the two statements your bookkeeper sends: a Profit and Loss with a month and a year-to-date column, and a General Ledger of every income and expense line, read straight from QuickBooks. Below them, Books shows what it has not pulled yet and how its own numbers compare. Open Books, pick a month, then Month package. In beta for workspaces that opt in.
Taking only part of a sub's bid? Open Edit bid on it, untick the lines you're not buying or change a quantity or unit cost, and the bid and its budget commitment read what you're actually buying, with the sub's original number kept on record. Sent the same request twice? Merge the duplicate into the one you keep and every invitation, bid and message moves over. And a request you no longer need can be deleted, with everything on it.
Awarded a bid and the sub never showed, or picked the wrong number? Open the bid on the Bids tab, or the awarded bid on its budget line, and choose Retract award. Say why, then decline the bid or put it back in the running. The amount leaves Still to pay on the budget right away, the request is undecided again so you can award someone else, and the sub is told.
Open a budget line and every commitment on it has a Pay button, and the line itself has Record payment for work that was never on a purchase order: grading, a fence, a change order, an extra. A payment for an awarded bid now draws that bid down on the budget instead of counting on top of it, even when the sub is also saved as a vendor. In beta for workspaces that opt in.
Tell us what works, what doesn't, or report a bug with a thumbs up, thumbs down or a screenshot from the sidebar, the command palette, Help, or the More tab on your phone. Every note lands with the Frametry team and you can follow its status under Support.
Today and My work are one page: what is overdue, what is due today, and what needs an update, with Done / In progress / Delayed / Blocked one tap away. At the end of the day, a task that reached its due date without an update asks the person it belongs to: was this finished? On for every workspace.
The Android app joins the iPhone app with Today, photo capture, clock-in by job site, daily logs, messages and the punch list. Same account, same projects.
The iPhone app covers Today, photo capture, clock-in, daily logs, messages and the punch list, so the jobsite work no longer waits for a desk.
Books pulls in QuickBooks and uploaded bank and card statements, matches transactions to jobs and categories, and lets you review its suggestions. It writes back to QuickBooks with undo and closes the month with a package for your accountant. In beta for workspaces that opt in.
Bobby, Frametry's AI assistant, texts each assigned sub 4 weeks, 1 week and the day before to confirm the date, reads the reply, moves dependent tasks and tells the affected subs. A review shows schedule gaps. In beta for workspaces that opt in.
Request bids from subs for a scope, let them answer from their portal, compare the answers side by side, then award. The awarded amount lands on the budget line.
Punch items with photos, assigned to a sub or a teammate, plus a My work list that shows each person what is theirs to do today.
One inbox for threads with clients and subs, plus the chats on tasks and punch items. Email replies land in the thread, and it works in the mobile app too.
Role presets for office, field, and bookkeeper — plus per-permission control over who can see money, approve bills, and manage the team. Permissions enforce on the server and in both mobile apps, not just in the UI.
A twelve-module hardening sweep across billing and projects: cleaner autodraft behavior, clearer fundability language on draws, address geocoding fixes, and tax defaults that follow your estimate settings.
Subs enter their W-9 once in the portal; tax IDs are encrypted and never shown again. At year-end, Frametry totals what you actually paid each sub and generates Copy B 1099-NEC forms ready to print.
Client and sub portals get quicker sign-in by email or text code, plus reliability work across bill scanning and support — the unglamorous stuff that makes 7 AM on a jobsite go smoothly.
First-class debt tracking: construction loans, A&D facilities, guidance lines, term loans, equipment notes, and lines of credit — with draw schedules wired into budgets, daily interest accrual on drawn principal, amortization schedules, and QuickBooks liability sync.
The v1 REST API got a full contract audit: consistent scopes, cursor pagination everywhere, and HMAC-signed webhooks. If you automate against Frametry, your integration just got more predictable.
A support assistant that actually knows the docs, plus tracked tickets — submit from anywhere in the app and watch the status instead of emailing into the void.
New orgs get a guided tour of Today, the project hub, and settings — shaped by what you said your company does, skippable everywhere, never shown twice.
Todo lo de arriba se lanzó a cada cliente el día en que salió — sin restricciones para empresas, sin "disponible el próximo trimestre".