Nextprojex — Every Project. Every Player. One Network.

The workspace demo wants a bigger screen.

Pro Workspace is a two-panel desk — a quote list beside the quote you are reading, a carton grid beside the order it belongs to. Squeezed onto a phone it sells the product badly, so we have not squeezed it.

Open this on a computer and you can sit in four different companies and run a job end to end. The phone apps are coming, and they are built for the phone rather than folded onto it.

What Pro includes
Sample data. Every company, project and order below is invented. No sign-in, no account, no network — open devtools and you will not find a database behind this.
The hands-on demo

Sit in the seat. Run the job.

One curtainwall package at a medical pavilion, followed the whole way — invitation, bid, award, ask, price, order, shop floor, carton, truck, gate. Four companies see the same job from four different sides. Pick one and start typing.

You can change seats at any time and nothing resets. That is the point — when Harborline asks Vellum to price a line, the ask is already on Vellum's desk. Switch over and answer it yourself.

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The same desk, in your hand

Pro Workspace for iPhone and Android is built for the phone rather than folded onto it — five tabs, one primary you can always reach, and the camera pointed at a carton. Have a poke at it. It works.

What lives on the phone

The test is simple: does this get used during the job, or between jobs? Anything you would reach for without leaving the task is on the desk in your pocket.

    Pro Workspace icon for iPhone
    iPhone
    Pro Workspace icon for Android
    Android
    The icon that lands on the home screen. Shown here at the size it is actually drawn at — the truss X is what anyone will recognise from across a desk, and it is the same mark that sits at the centre of the tab bar, where Hey NX lives.
    Where this actually is. Android builds and ships today; iOS is written and waiting on its first run. Neither is in a store yet, so nothing here is a promise about a date — it is the interface, and it is the one we are shipping.

    Why the free side has to be free

    The network — profiles, company pages, the directory, messages in — is free for the whole industry, and it is what makes any of the rest work. A company page is a front door anyone can knock on whether or not that company pays a cent. Workspace is the room behind the door: the desk a company runs itself from.