We solve the industry’s incentive problem by giving each party standalone value and a reason to stay long after the job closes, turning every transaction into a compounding asset instead of a one-off exchange.
Owners, managers, trades and suppliers all work from the same job record — not scattered across inboxes, calls and portals.
Everyone on the same job record. Scope, approvals, orders, variations, delivery and close-out stay connected — not scattered across inboxes, calls and portals.
Babbitt doesn’t just help you run today’s work. Every job you close or property you manage becomes part of your permanent record. What was scoped, approved, built and signed off stays useful long after the invoice is paid.
Reviews are tied to real, completed work with signed close-outs. No pay-to-rank, no fake reviews. Trust built from proof.
No pay-to-bid. No charge before there’s real business value. The platform grows with the user, portfolio or supply team using it. A tool for everyone at every stage.
Every repair, inspection, product, warranty and approval becomes part of the property’s service history. The next person opening the property starts with context, not a blank page.
When the client asks for more, a variation opens with scope, price and approval attached. Work moves once it’s signed. The invoice that follows captures every change, protecting your margins.
Foreman AI drafts SEO (search engine optimised) ready articles from your closed jobs. All you need to do is edit, add a photo, hit publish. Babbitt posts to the industry network and the open web. No social-media noise, no ad payments.
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subscription. subscribers get CodeChecker included, normally $190 a year standalone, here it is bundled. 100 queries a month, same login, results saved against your jobs.
Pick a tier and lock the early bird offer. Price holds for year one.
Tenants don’t subscribe. They’re invited free by their PM or owner.
Founder
On every job site, three industries meet — trades, property, and suppliers. Yet for some reason, no one’s thought to put them all onto the same platform and give them a reason to stay after the invoice is paid. That observation became the foundation behind every decision we’ve made at Babbitt.
My brother’s at a critical point in his career as a builder right now, where he will sink or swim by the processes and systems he’s got in place to support him. What I built Babbitt to be is the system to support him through the rest of his career.
The property is the one thing that outlasts every job. Tradies finish the job. Property managers move on, owners sell. Suppliers deliver and leave. We turn your property into a logbook, and every job into a compounding asset for everyone.
Co-Founder
I chose to start building Babbitt because of a problem in construction and real estate I’d never worked in before: every party on a job needs each other and so much collaboration, but there was no place for them to work together and see each other’s work without guessing.
Six different user types use Babbitt in six different ways. Tradies come to manage jobs. Owners come to find contractors. Suppliers come to move product. Strata and property managers need to find each other. They’re miles apart — but we found the common anchors.
We’ve tried our hardest to reduce every tradie workflow to button clicks and minimal typing. Pick a stage template. Purchase goods. A product code generates based on your specs — done. That kind of simplicity doesn’t happen by accident.
Product, pricing, partnership, we read every message.
