Conversations that stay together
Use project channels, direct messages, and threaded replies, with pins and saved messages for the details you want to return to.
ThreadoraA HAT application
Project communication
Keep the whole project in the conversation.
Threadora gives construction teams a shared place to talk, ask questions, and follow project decisions. Connect office and site conversations with project hubs, field updates, RFIs, and drawing revisions.
Threadora is invite-only. Sign in with your existing account, ask your workspace administrator for an invitation, or contact HAT about a new workspace.
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One place for the conversation and the work it belongs to.
A clearer way to work
One place for the conversation and the work it belongs to.
Questions with a next step
Give RFIs and site issues a number, an assignee, and a status. Keep the answer history attached to the question.
The drawing behind the discussion
Find the current published drawing and its earlier revisions alongside the project's conversations and field updates.
A project in Threadora
Give the discussion a home in the project.
From the first question to the drawing it refers to, keep the people and the working context connected.
Start with the project hub
Bring project channels, field updates, RFIs, site issues, and the drawing register into one place the team can return to.
Keep the discussion in context
Talk in the appropriate channel or direct message. Use replies for focused discussion, attach the relevant files, and pin the details that matter.
Find the answer when you need it
Return to an item's answer history or a drawing revision. Search messages, items, updates, and filenames, then narrow the results by project or date.
Inside Threadora
See the conversation and the work together.
These real Threadora screens use fictional projects and demonstration accounts to show the project hub, team conversation, and drawing register.
Captured from an isolated local Threadora demo with synthetic projects and demonstration accounts. No production workspace, customer records, or personal contact details are shown.
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The details that
make it work.
Bring project channels, messages, site updates, RFIs, and drawing revisions together so conversations stay connected to the work.
Conversations
A home for every project discussion.
Use channels, direct messages, and threads to keep the right people and the right details together.
Project hubs
Connect the conversation to the site.
Open one project to find its channels, field updates, RFIs, site issues, and drawing register.
RFIs & site issues
Turn an open question into a clear next step.
Give questions a number, an assignee, and a status, with answer history that stays with the item.
Drawing revisions
Know which revision is current.
Keep published drawings and earlier revision files in a register that makes their status visible.
Field updates
Keep progress close to the project.
Record updates from the work and review them alongside the conversations and open items they inform.
Search
Find the detail behind the decision.
Search messages, items, updates, and filenames, then narrow the results by project, channel, person, type, or date.
Find your fit
Made for people
like you.
Construction and contracting · Architecture and engineering coordination · Building services and specialty trades
Who it’s for
- Project managers and coordinators
- Site teams and supervisors
- Design and construction teams
- Office teams supporting active projects
What becomes clearer
- Project discussions remain connected to their working context.
- Questions, answers, and drawing revisions have a place to be found again.
- Office and site teams can follow the same project conversation.
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The important detail should stay with the project
A question on site, a drawing discussion, and an office decision can all belong to the same piece of work. Threadora brings these conversations into project channels and shared project hubs, giving the team a place to return to when it needs the context.
Public and private channels support different working groups. Direct and group messages handle focused conversations, while replies keep a discussion attached to the original message. Pins, saved messages, reactions, drafts, and attachments support the everyday details of communicating as a team.
Bring the office and the site into the same picture
Each project hub connects its conversations with field updates, RFIs, site issues, and drawings. People can move from a discussion to the relevant project work without losing the wider context.
Field updates provide a record of what is happening. Numbered requests for information and site issues give questions an assignee and a status, and preserve answer history as the work develops.
Keep decisions and revisions easy to find
The drawing register makes a published revision visible and retains earlier revision files for reference. Search covers messages, item text, field updates, and filenames, with filters for the project, channel, person, date, and kind of information you need.
That gives teams several ways to return to a decision: through the conversation, the project item, the drawing, or a focused search.
A workspace your team joins by invitation
Threadora is an invite-only application. Project membership and channel access determine which conversations and files a person can see. The interface supports desktop and mobile use, with light and dark appearance options.
If your team already uses Threadora, sign in with your existing account. To discuss a new workspace, get in touch with HAT.
Before you begin
A few things
worth knowing.
Get a clearer picture of Threadora before your next step.
Ask us a questionWho is Threadora for?
Threadora is built for construction project managers, site teams, coordinators, designers, and the office teams supporting them. It gives project conversations a home beside the questions, updates, and drawings they refer to.
What does a project hub include?
Each project connects its channels with field updates, RFIs, site issues, and a drawing register. Teams can move from a discussion to the related project context, with membership and channel access determining what each person can see.
How do we find an earlier discussion or decision?
Search covers messages, project items, field updates, and filenames. Filters help narrow results by project, channel, person, date, and information type. Pins and saved messages provide another way to return to useful details.
Can we keep track of drawing revisions?
The drawing register identifies the current published revision and retains earlier revision files for reference. Publication is controlled, so the team can distinguish a published drawing from other revisions.
How does someone join Threadora?
Threadora requires an invitation. If your company already uses it, ask your workspace administrator for access and sign in with your account. Contact HAT to discuss a new workspace for your team.
Your next step with Threadora
Bring the next project conversation together.
Tell us how your office and site teams communicate. We'll discuss how Threadora could fit the way your projects work.