Pull planning software for construction teams

Pull Planning Together.

Build the plan with the people doing the work. Keep commitments, constraints and weekly progress in one shared place.

Filled — trade colour fills the ticketInk — white card, coloured edge
The Last Plan board in Day view (Aug 3–15), Filled style: each activity card painted in its trade colour.

Drag the divider to compare the two ticket styles — the same board, day range and framing. Illustrative demo project data.

The product

See it working

Every plan includes all of it. Nothing here is held back to sell you an upgrade.

Ticket style
The pull-planning board: trade-coloured activities on area rows (L2 North, L2 South, L3 Core) across weekly columns, closed weeks locked, finished work checked and missed work crossed.

Area rows down, weeks across, trades in colour. Switch the ticket style below: Filled paints the whole card in the trade colour; Ink keeps a white card with a coloured edge — the same board either way.

Illustrative demo project data.

Schedule exchange

Works with the schedule your contract runs on

Bring a master schedule onto the board, plan with the field, then send progress back — by a file you hand to the scheduler. Each direction is a deliberate step.

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Oracle Primavera P6

XML
Import
The schedule, or one WBS branch, as tickets or reference.
Export
The board back as P6 XML, plus a status-update file.
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Microsoft Project

XML
Import
The schedule as tickets — the same pipeline as P6, auto-detected.
Export
An MSPDI file carrying the field’s actuals; you open the returned file.
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Excel

XLSX
Import
Planned tickets from a template with this project’s trades and areas.
Export
A snapshot of the board to a spreadsheet.
Why plans hold

Three things that keep a plan alive past week three

01

Plan visually. Sequence together.

Everyone drags their own activities onto one board, and the sequence is agreed in the room — not emailed afterward.

  • Drag to move, resize a duration, or draw a link.
  • Select thirty and set trade, crew or duration at once.
02

Protect the promise of every week

Commit the week, then close it, and the result is frozen — what was promised, what got done, and what did not.

  • Every missed activity carries a reason.
  • Completion and on-time PPC stay distinct; closed weeks stay frozen.
03

Make work ready before it starts.

Keep constraints visible so the team knows what needs attention before work begins.

  • Log a blocker with an owner and a need-by date.
  • An open constraint blocks the commitment until it’s cleared.
Who uses Last Plan

Made for every role on the project

From the trailer to the boardroom, Last Plan speaks the language of construction.

Foreman

Marks this week’s tickets done, or missed with a reason, on a phone — no paper, no retyping on Monday.

Superintendent

Runs the weekly pull session on the live board; commitments freeze the moment the week is closed.

Project Manager

Reads on-time PPC and completion by week and by trade, without chasing anyone for an update.

Scheduler

Sends the field’s progress back into Primavera P6 or Microsoft Project — by file, not a line retyped.

Project Executive

Sees each project’s plan-health and its reliability trend at a glance before the OAC.

Owner

Sees the plan tracked honestly — a Percent Plan Complete that no later catch-up can quietly rewrite.

In the app there are three roles — Admin, Planner and Viewer. Plans are priced by planning users; view-only users are included within each plan’s allowance.

Board history: an automatic, timestamped record of every change to the plan — who moved what, and when — the append-only trail behind the numbers.

The append-only history behind every closed week. Illustrative demo data.

Benefits

Built to keep the plan honest

Stop re-creating the plan every week and chasing sticky notes off the wall. Last Plan keeps the team aligned and the record straight — and you can still print the wall.

The field and the office on one live board, edited together.
Weekly commitments freeze the moment you close the week.
Percent Plan Complete proven from an append-only history.
Every missed commitment carries a reason and an owner.
Wall-size printing with a P6-style title block.
Pricing

One product. Priced by project.

All product features included in every plan. Choose the capacity your project needs.

Annual billing is 2 months free. All prices and limits are USD, per project — never per user.

Individual

One planner coordinating a construction project.

$99

per project, per month

Planning users
1
View-only users
Up to 20
Active boards
5
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Team

Project teams with up to 20 planners.

$299

per project, per month

Planning users
Up to 20
View-only users
Up to 50
Active boards
15
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Project

Larger project teams with up to 100 planners.

$599

per project, per month

Planning users
Up to 100
View-only users
Up to 200
Active boards
30
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Enterprise

Tailored capacity for your organization’s projects.

Custom

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Planning users
By contract
View-only users
By contract
Active boards
By contract
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View-only users are included within each plan’s allowance. Subscriptions and allowances apply per construction project — the same person taking part in several projects counts separately in each, according to their role.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Everything you need to know before getting started.

No. It runs in any modern browser on a laptop, tablet or phone. Sign-in is a link sent to a work email — no passwords.

Bring a real P6 export to the call.

Twenty minutes. We import your actual schedule live, plan a week on it, and send the status file back. If it doesn\u2019t survive your job, you\u2019ll know inside the call.

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Prefer a guided walkthrough?

A short call: we show you how Last Plan fits the way your project already plans, and answer your team’s questions.

You do not need a demo to start. You can create your project and plan a week on your own, whenever you like. Request a demo instead, and ask for a walkthrough later if you want one.

  • A board being planned. Tickets dragged, a link drawn, a constraint logged, a week committed.
  • The weekly loop. Statusing and closing a week — the part that decides whether this survives month three.
  • Your questions, on your job. And where it does not fit — we will tell you.

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