Alobees is a construction site management app for scheduling, timesheets and documents. Plans from €90/month plus €10/user, with a 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Alobees is a construction site monitoring and team planning application aimed at building SMEs. The company says it is meant for construction firms with 5 to 100 employees, especially those struggling with communication and organization or spending too much time entering hours by hand.
The product gathers site information, employee schedules, timesheets and documents in one place. It runs from a computer and as a mobile app for iOS and Android, so managers in the office and workers on site see the same data. The about page says the company began in 2017, when a technology expert teamed up with the founder of a parquet flooring company, and cites 10K activated companies and 25K activated users.
Registration starts with a phone number and a password, and the company offers a free demonstration to help new customers get set up. Managers add collaborators, define their roles and set access rights, which can be activated or revoked at any time.
Day to day, the manager plans employees on the schedule in one click, and workers see their updated schedule on their phones. Workers enter and sign timesheets from the site. In the office, those hours feed payslip preparation, and the data can be passed to an ERP manually or periodically depending on configuration. Each job site keeps its own documents, tasks and memos, so information is not scattered across calls and files.
The base features cover scheduling, timesheets, clock-in and clock-out, document management, memos and tasks, with unlimited storage. Documents sit in custom folders per site, and managers control who can see them. A news feed and discussion thread keep site communication in one place.
Management features sit higher up. Revenue tracking lets users enter weekly revenue per project and consolidates monthly and quarterly totals. Workload planning shows projects over the coming weeks so managers can forecast how busy the workforce will be. Payroll variables track overtime, meal allowances, travel and absences.
The top tiers add leave requests, ready-to-use forms, automations, webhooks and a dedicated account manager. An interventions module plans after-sales and repair work and produces reports.
Alobees is a construction site monitoring and workforce planning application for building SMEs. It covers scheduling, timesheets, documents, tasks, site follow-up, revenue tracking and workload planning. It runs on a computer and as an iOS and Android app.
Pro costs €90 per month billed annually (€108 billed monthly), Performance €140 (€168) and Expert €190 (€228), each plus €10 per user per month, excluding tax. Enterprise is priced by custom quote.
Yes. Alobees offers a 14-day free trial and states that no credit card is required. A free demonstration is also available to help new teams get started.
The site says it is intended for construction companies with 5 to 100 employees. It suits businesses with communication and organization problems, or those spending too much time on tasks like manually entering hours.
It lists ERP connections to Batigest Connect, Codial, EBP, Kalitics, Graneet and Odoo, HR tools Lucca, Silae and Eurécia, and Google Drive, Google Sheets, OneDrive and Make. An API and webhooks are also offered.
Alobees is aimed at small and mid-sized building firms. Its pricing starts with a base fee plus a per-user charge, and the site cites customers who replaced Excel schedules and paper timesheets with it.
Yes. Alobees has a mobile application for iOS and Android. Workers can see their schedule, enter and sign timesheets, and consult site documents from the field.
The site says it caters to all construction trades, including roofers, carpenters, tilers, painters, rope access technicians, joiners, electricians, masons, plasterers, landscapers, plumbers, heating engineers and groundworkers.