Finally, the operating system for construction.
Run a job from one feed — schedule, budget, RFIs, and approvals — instead of seven disconnected tools.
Run a job from one feed — schedule, budget, RFIs, and approvals — instead of seven disconnected tools.
Today’s projects depend on disconnected spreadsheets, email chains, text messages, and side conversations. That chaos leads to blown budgets, missed dates, and constant rework. Everyone thinks they’re working off the latest information — until they aren’t.
Budgets in Excel, schedules in P6 or MS Project, RFIs in email, plans in shared drives. Every handoff is a chance for something to break.
Foremen and subs get screenshots and forwards instead of live access. They execute on stale information, then get blamed for bad outcomes.
Owners, GCs, subs, and accounting see different versions of reality. There’s no clean audit trail tying decisions to documents, dates, and dollars.
Mokiyo brings budgets, schedules, communication, and paperwork into one simple interface that works like the apps your crews already use. We’re focused on the work your teams actually do — not on adding another layer of admin.
We’re not trying to be another “all-in-one” dashboard that nobody in the field actually uses. Mokiyo is designed to feel like a familiar social feed — but wired directly into your budgets, schedules, and documents.
Mokiyo is pre-launch, so pricing is simple: pilot partners use the full platform free through 2026, waitlist members lock in early-adopter pricing before public launch, and standard pricing will be published at general availability.
Free through the entire 2026 pilot program.
Limited to 3–5 GCs or specialty subs with a project starting in the next 6–12 months.
Waitlist members get early-adopter pricing locked before public launch.
Just your email — no credit card, and you can unsubscribe anytime.
Standard pricing published when Mokiyo reaches general availability after the 2026 beta.
Want a heads-up when pricing goes live? The waitlist is the fastest way to hear first.
We’re mid-build. The prototype’s core workflow — feed, files, scheduling, budgeting — is under active development now, pilots go live on real jobs in Q3, and by year-end Mokiyo will be in active testing with project teams using it weekly.
Mokiyo isn’t a generic SaaS idea chasing a buzzword. It’s a response to years spent inside construction and project finance, watching good teams lose time and margin because they couldn’t get a clean, shared view of their projects.
I’ve spent over a decade in construction and project finance — first on the lender side managing a major bank’s largest commercial construction portfolio, then contractor-side running project controls on large transmission line builds, then deeper into project finance across geothermal, solar, and energy infrastructure work.
Across all three vantage points — lender, contractor, developer — the same problem keeps showing up: budgets, schedules, and field reality live in different systems. I’ve sat in too many project controls meetings watching good teams blow margins on information that should have been visible from day one.
Mokiyo is the platform I wished existed in every one of those rooms: one connected place where the schedule, the budget, and the field reality stay in sync — and where it’s obvious who saw what and when.
We’re partnering with 3–5 GCs or specialty subs in 2026 to shape the prototype around real jobs. Here’s the deal, plain-spoken:
What Mokiyo is, who it’s for, and where it is in development.
Mokiyo is an all-in-one construction management platform — an operating system for construction that unifies schedules, budgets, communication, documents, and approvals in one project feed, so general contractors, subcontractors, and owners work from a single source of truth instead of scattered spreadsheets, email, and text messages.
Mokiyo is built for general contractors, subcontractors and specialty trades, project owners and developers, and project controls and scheduling professionals who need a clean, shared, real-time view of budgets, schedules, and field activity.
Mokiyo includes a social-style project feed (RFIs, changes, milestones, safety notes, approvals), budgeting and bidding tools, M-Scheduling (AI-assisted scheduling that flags conflicts and risk), role-based privacy and sharing, contract and lien waiver management tied to pay applications, and prevailing wage and documentation tracking.
Instead of bolting together separate tools for budgets, schedules, RFIs, and files, Mokiyo puts them in one connected, feed-based platform designed to feel like the apps crews already use — so field teams actually adopt it. Budgets, schedules, documents, and approvals stay linked, with role-based privacy so internal cost discussions stay private while external stakeholders see clean, relevant views.
Pilot partners get free access through the entire 2026 program and locked early-adopter pricing when Mokiyo reaches general availability. Contact hello@mokiyo.com for pilot details.
Mokiyo is in active development. The prototype (alpha) is being built in 2026, pilots go live on real jobs in Q3 2026, and a stable beta is planned by the end of 2026. The team is recruiting 3–5 pilot contractors for prototype and beta testing.
Mokiyo was founded by Travis Wilkinson, who has over a decade of experience in construction and project finance across lender, contractor, and developer roles, including running project controls on large infrastructure builds.
Request early access through the contact form or email hello@mokiyo.com. Ideal pilot partners are general contractors or specialty subs running commercial or industrial work with at least one project starting in the next 6–12 months.
Tell us a little about you and why you’re reaching out. We’ll follow up within a few days to set up a short call.
Short and to the point — no marketing follow-ups. Travis (the founder) reads and responds to every submission personally.