Introducing Buildboard

For a while now while we tinkered away on our various projects and we discovered that keeping track of these became a task in itself. Sourcing parts, services and the monitoring of project expenditure was difficult. By the end we would have spreadsheets for some things, yet we’d bookmark links for other items. We’d also have a separate folder for images floating around in the background sometimes never to be seen again. When friends would ask what we’d been working on it was always more of a verbal description than anything else. The blog helped us out to a certain extent however you don’t always want to put everything up for the public to see. Especially when sensitive information like finance is involved. This was how Buildboard came about, it was developed more out of necessity than anything else. It finally gave us a way to file everything in one place. We also realised that photos were such a big part in documenting progress. Because of this we leveraged off the