Built by someone who's watched small shops lose money on paperwork

I'm Greyson, the founder of Fieldwright. Before tech, I was on construction sites — building houses in North Central Washington, then studying construction management at UW and running a multi-million-dollar school build for a general contractor. Then I spent years building billing and commerce infrastructure at Docusign and VMware.

Fieldwright started because my brother-in-law runs an electrical business and I kept watching him lose hours — and money — to paperwork that should've been automatic. Missed change orders. Jobs that nobody knew had gone over until the books closed. Invoices chased by text message. I'd seen the same thing from the other side, on the jobs I worked.

I built Fieldwright for shops like his — and for every small project crew running the same pattern. GCs, remodelers, framers, concrete, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, low-voltage, site work. Different trades, same problem: real project work on small teams, not service routes. One flat price for the whole team. Built in Seattle. Made to stay out of your way.