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Pick the trade and their access: view, comment, or edit. They get an email and open the job in a browser.
Add the work, set the dates, and print it for the meeting. Start on your own. Invite trades when you're ready.
No spreadsheet to format. No team to onboard before you start. Why is it free?
Drag a bar to move it. The marks on either end change how long it lasts. Drag it past the locked week and the original dates stay under it as a dashed outline.
Helix Electric proposed electrical rough-in 2 days later, finishing Thu Nov 19.
Trade markup
Give each trade view, comment, or edit access. When they move a bar, their dates sit on top of yours until you accept or dismiss. No more chasing updates by phone.
Same activity, two dates
Accept and the plan moves. Dismiss and your dates stay. The comments and photos behind the change stay on the same activity.
Level 2 east corridor is not ready for rough-in. Framing is incomplete. Photos attached.
Keep working in the west corridor. Propose a new start for the east corridor.
Proposed Thursday for the east corridor, pending framing completion.
Pick the trade and their access: view, comment, or edit. They get an email and open the job in a browser.
Move bars, add activities, attach photos and PDFs, leave notes. Every change carries their name and company.
Accept the change, dismiss it, or reply on the activity. You own the plan.
Move a bar, stretch an end, flag an inspection, set a milestone. Faster than typing dates into cells.
Print the current three weeks for the trailer wall or the coordination meeting.
When the plan is set, lock it. The baseline stays under the bar, so anything that slipped is obvious.
The live window stays in the middle. Scroll back for the as-built, forward for what's coming.
Put a headcount on each activity and see how many people should be on site every day.
Upload a P6 or MS Project export to fill the three weeks. Activities keep their CPM IDs, and the as-built export gives your scheduler dates, status and notes.
Name the job. Add the activities, dates and trades, or start from your CPM schedule.
Print your three-week plan for the trailer wall or the coordination meeting. Keep updating the same plan each week.
Use it on your own, or invite trades to comment and suggest changes. They join free. You approve their changes.
Muninn is a scheduling and delay consulting firm. When a job turns into a delay claim, we have to piece together what actually happened — usually from emails, texts, and a lookahead that got saved over every Monday.
A record the super kept week by week, as the work happened, beats anything we can rebuild after the fact. So we built the tool that keeps one, and we give it away. With every name stripped out, those records also show us how three-week plans really play out across jobs.
When a job needs a recovery schedule, a time impact analysis, or help with a delay claim, that's our day job. The lookahead stays free whether or not you ever hire us.
Kept as the work happens, not rebuilt later. That's the record that carries weight when a delay gets disputed.
Build it, print it, and update it next week. Free forever.