Read a schedule file without P6
Open the update your contractor sent and see the activities, dates, float, the critical path and a DCMA 14-point check. Free, no account, no licence.
The file is read by your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
You receive the schedule. You don't run P6.
See what the monthly update says before the meeting, without asking the scheduler for a PDF.
Check whether the finish date and the critical path are believable before you sign off a draw.
Find your own activities, their dates and their float in the general contractor's schedule.
Four free tools
Each one opens the same file. Pick the question you have.
Your file stays on your computer
The page loads a small reader into your browser, and the reader opens the file there. The schedule is not sent to us or to anyone else, so confidential projects are fine to open.
You can check: open your browser's developer tools on the Network tab, then choose a file. No request carries it.
Your monthly schedule update review, mostly done
Every logic, duration, float and date change since the last update and the baseline, in the browser, without Claim Digger. The UFGS / FDOT review checklist filled in, and a draft narrative for the owner: what moved, why the finish date changed, whose activities are affected.
One review report a month
One update, no subscription
For teams that review many contractors
Join the waitlist and we will write to you once when it is ready to try.