AI Client Portal Builder

Give Clients One Place to Get Work Done

  • Agency Dashboards
  • Project Portals
  • Client File Sharing
  • Invoice Portals
  • Support Dashboards
  • Onboarding Portals

Plan requests, shared files, approvals, and who can see each client workspace. No coding required.

Try:

Plan the Features Your App Needs.

Choose the capabilities that serve your main workflow. Configure and test each one before launch.

User Sign-In

Choose and test the available sign-in methods

Payment Setup

Check account and payment requirements

Mobile Experience

Test phone layouts and supported install options

Saved Information

Define records and verify who can access them

Publish Your App

Test the preview before sharing your live address

Connected Tools

Check supported actions and setup steps

Start with a project board you can inspect.

Quarry public example project board with Planning, Demo, Rough-in, Finish, and Complete columns and illustrative renovation projects.
Quarry's public preview, captured September 8, 2026. Project names, budgets and progress are illustrative content.

Quarry

Inspect the Planning, Demo, Rough-in, Finish and Complete columns. Use the project cards to discuss what your team tracks and what a homeowner should see.

This public board demonstrates a layout. Configure and test private project access, saved decisions, attachments and any payment connection in your own copy.

The board is publicly viewable. The remix page continues through signup or sign-in; check your account access and credits before creating a copy.

Client portals for renovation contractors

How It Works

Describe the first useful action, build a version, and verify the result.

1

Describe Your Idea

Tell us what you want in plain English. "I need a booking app for my salon" works great.

2

AI Builds It

Review the first version with sample data. Configure the connections it needs and check that records and permissions work.

3

Launch & Iterate

Test the main journey, publish when it is ready, and use what people do next to guide improvements.

What Will You Build?

Start with one useful workflow. A clear brief and a tested first version give you a stronger foundation for the next feature.

Review current plans and usage costs before building. Need a starting brief? Use the free app brief builder.