Foremanby Foreman LLC

The company

Foreman LLC

A software company in Fairbanks, Alaska, that publishes Foreman and Foreman HQ, business software for construction contractors. Formed in September 2026 by the owner of a Fairbanks contracting company to replace the stack of programs his own crew runs on.

Legal name
Foreman LLC
Entity
Alaska limited liability company, formed September 21, 2026 · Alaska entity no. 10380464
Business license
Alaska business license no. 2242350 · line of business 51, Information
Owner
Nicolas Bliss, member and owner
Mailing address
P.O. Box 80710, Fairbanks, AK 99708
Phone
(907) 687-9621
Email
support@foremanhq.app
Products
Foreman (field app) and Foreman HQ (owner's app), for iPhone and the web. In development; App Store release planned for 2028.

Why it exists

Bliss Construction AK is a general contractor and overhead door company in Fairbanks. Like most small contractors it runs on a scheduling app for the crew, an accounting program for the books, a separate payroll service, spreadsheets for bids and job costing, and a phone full of photos. Every job is entered more than once, the crew never sees the checklist the office wanted done, and the owner finds out about problems at month end.

Foreman is the one program meant to replace that. The crew's day lives on the phone: the schedule, the job, the checklist that has to be finished before the job can be, the time clock, the truck and the equipment on it. The owner's money lives in Foreman HQ: quotes and invoices under the same job number, the bank feeds, payroll through a licensed partner, job costing and the calendar of everything the company has to file. Claude sits between them and does the paperwork a small company never gets to: the morning brief, the call notes, the receipts, the weekly reconcile.

How it is being built

The apps are being built and tested on a working crew before they are sold to anyone. Bliss Construction AK runs its own schedule, payroll and books on Foreman for about a year, through a full tax year, on Apple's TestFlight. A second contractor outside Alaska runs it after that. Only then does it go to the App Store, in 2028, sold to businesses by subscription.

Three rules hold throughout. Money moves only through a payments or payroll partner and only after a person approves it; Claude drafts and reminds but never approves, files or pays. The field app never shows a price. And nothing sensitive is stored in the apps: card numbers are kept to the last four digits, bank feeds are read-only, and Social Security and account numbers stay with the partners that need them.

Contact

Write to support@foremanhq.app or call (907) 687-9621, Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Alaska time. Mail goes to Foreman LLC, P.O. Box 80710, Fairbanks, AK 99708.