Touchplan review

Touchplan replaces sticky notes and spreadsheets in pull planning sessions with a shared digital board. It is built for general contractors, specialty contractors, design firms and owners, and it connects the master schedule to daily fieldwork: pull plans sync to the master schedule and move into short-term lookaheads, and teams can plan down to the hour and minute. It supports the Last Planner System for lean construction, variance reports show why work slipped, and BoardScan AI is listed among its features. Touchplan says it has been used on more than 8,140 projects. Pricing is a custom quote by project package, and every package includes unlimited users, mobile access, full training, implementation and a dedicated customer success team. The limits are that Touchplan complements rather than replaces a CPM tool such as P6, and its value depends on the team actually running lean planning.

Who it is for

General contractors and trades running lean pull planning sessions on large commercial projects.

Price

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Key features

• Digital pull planning and Last Planner System workflows
• Master schedule synchronization from pull plans to lookaheads
• Hour and minute-level planning
• Variance reports and project analytics
• BoardScan AI

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Built for lean construction planning
• Strength: Unlimited users in every project package
• Strength: Dedicated customer success team and implementation services
• Weakness: Custom quote only
• Weakness: Not a standalone CPM schedule editor
• Weakness: Most useful on projects that already run lean planning

Key facts

• Pricing: Custom project packages by quote
• Included: Unlimited users, mobile access, full training, implementation services
• Projects: Used on more than 8,140 projects
• Developer: MOCA Systems

Where it ranks

Touchplan is No. 10 in our Best Construction Scheduling Software verdict.