The same projects, companies and suppliers you work on at your desk, on your phone. See what is being built around you on a map, drive there in one tap, keep your notes and next actions with you, and get pushed the moment a project you follow is updated.
The people who sell into construction spend their week in the car, on site and in reception. They simply dont have the time to sit down and open a laptop.
You finish a potential client meeting in Shah Alam with two hours before the next one, why not easily find which projects are near you?.
Have a project you've been following and worry that other industry players get to them first?
Coordinate your team on-the-go with the project notes you discussed in your office.
The whole app is five tabs along the bottom. Everything below is one of them.
Projects, companies and suppliers, one search box and full filters.
Your project notes and next actions, the same ones as the website.
Projects and companies around you on a map, with distance.
Alerts, followed projects and followed companies, with an unread count.
Your default filters, notification settings and sign in.
Three directories behind one search box. Switch with a tap, and your subscription decides what you see, exactly as it does on the website.
See the site photo, the state, the project value, the stage of works, the category and when it was last updated. Your saved filters from Preferences are applied the moment the tab opens, so the first screen is already your market rather than the whole country.
Search over 18,000 companies by name, role and state: developers, architects, engineers, quantity surveyors, main contractors and subcontractors. Each result shows the role and how many projects the company is involved in, with Call and Email buttons that hand straight over to your phone. The Suppliers directory works the same way, searchable by product category.
Value, stage of works, job award status, specification, target completion and the full contact chain with the person in charge named.
The project page carries the same record as the website: project information, summary, details and specification, plus the project contacts grouped by role. Past editions sit along the top, so you can see what the project looked like at its last revision and what changed since.
The Maps button hands the project site to whichever map app you already use, Google Maps, Waze or Apple Maps, with directions ready to start. No copying an address into another app at a traffic light.
Two maps, both drawn from your own position: one for projects, one for companies. Pick a radius from 5 km to 100 km and the nearest results come back first.
Every pin is a project. Tap one and the card tells you the stage of works, the project value, the target completion, the summary and how far away it is. The same filters as the Directory apply, so you can map only the categories and stages worth your time.
Choose the roles you care about, main contractors, subcontractors, consultants, suppliers or any of the rest, and the map fills with the companies near you holding those roles. Each card shows how many projects that company has in progress, how many in total, and the distance, with the telephone number one tap away.
Notes and next actions are the same records as your Management Dashboard on the website. Write one on site and it is there when you sit down, write one at your desk and it is in your hand at the gate.
A note belongs to the project and to the company, carries a date, an outcome and who it was assigned to, and is visible to the team member it was assigned to. What was quoted, what was promised and who said it stops depending on anybody's memory.
Set the next action against the project while you are still standing in front of it: the call type, the due date, the company and the person. The list sorts by date and tells you what is overdue, what is coming up and what is done, so a Monday morning starts with a list rather than a search.
Follow a project or a company and the app pushes you the day our researchers verify a new revision. Nothing to check, nothing to miss.
Projects move. A tender closes, a main contractor is appointed, subcontractor packages go out. When the project you are following reaches its next edition, the notification lands on your phone and the unread count sits on the Following tab until you have read it.
Working a territory by car. Near Me turns a gap between appointments into two more site calls, and the notes go in before the next one starts.
Chasing packages before they are awarded. Follow the projects that matter and get told the day the job award status moves.
Looking for work in a specific area. Map the live projects around a depot and see which firms hold the roles you tender against.
Checking who is on a job before a meeting. The full contact chain with the person in charge, on the phone in the car park.
Notes and next actions written in the field land on the website dashboard, so the pipeline is current without chasing anybody for an update.
The same account, the same subscription filters, the same data. The app is the other half of a desk you already use.
Send us your name, company and the states or project categories you work in. It takes about a minute.
Our consultants walk you through the app on a call, set your default filters to your market, and send you the download link for iPhone or Android.
One sign in with your myBina account. Follow a few projects, set Near Me to your territory, and the alerts start arriving.
Yes, both. The screens on this page are from an iPhone, and the Android build is the same app. Ask our consultants for the download link for your phone.
Yes. You sign in with your myBina member account, and your subscription decides which states, categories and project types you see, exactly as it does on the website.
The same database, live. A project revised by our research team this morning is in the app this morning. Your notes, next actions, followed projects and saved projects are the same records too, so there is nothing to sync and nothing to copy across.
It asks your phone for your location when you open one of the two maps, and nothing is loaded until you allow it. Distances are straight line, not driving distance, so treat the kilometre figure as how far, not how long.
That a project or company you follow has a new verified edition. Our research team re-checks projects over time, and the alert goes out when that revision is confirmed.
Each person signs in with their own account, and notes and next actions can be assigned between team members. Talk to our consultants about setting the team up.
Send an enquiry and our consultants will walk you through it, then get you set up. They will go through the options with you on the same call.
Tell us the states and project types you sell into. Our consultants will walk you through the app, set it up around your market, and get it onto your phone.