CrewHub runs a small construction or renovation crew from the owner's phone. The crew clocks in at the job site with one tap — the app checks they are at the right job, and clock-ins save even with no signal. Hours turn into payroll for each pay period: regular hours, day rates and corrections, with an Excel or CSV timesheet for the bookkeeper. Quotes and invoices with HST take a couple of minutes; the client approves a quote from their own phone, and hours and receipts pull into the invoice. Each client gets a simple view of their project: progress, photos the owner shares, quotes and invoices. A foreman runs tasks and the crew without seeing wages. One price covers the whole crew — C$49.99 a month for up to 7 workers — every feature is on every plan, and the app works in English, Ukrainian, Spanish, French and Russian. Built by a contractor in Barrie, Ontario.
Who it is for: owners of crews of 1 to 15 people — renovation, basements, drywall, framing, decks, roofing — who still collect hours by text, do payroll on paper and type invoices at night. What it does not do: it does not deduct CPP, EI or income tax and does not move money — "Mark as paid" is a record, and your bookkeeper gets the hours and amounts in one file.