I spent 11 years building the software our practice needed.
I'm Ryan King, Monument's founder, based in Melbourne, Australia.
Why Monument exists
Monument gives practices a live view of project profitability while there is still time to act. Early in my career, the architecture practice where I worked recorded time but could not turn it into useful decisions.
Monument models large scopes, multiple phases, varying fee structures and the financial complexity of architectural work. Our spreadsheets broke under that work: version conflicts, broken formulas and numbers nobody trusted.
I started building the first version 11 years ago. Coincraft has since been used by architecture firms across Australia. It taught me what firms need, not what software companies imagine they need.
Monument is those lessons, rebuilt from the ground up. Every feature exists because a client asked for it. Scheduling, resourcing, time tracking, invoicing and financials work as one.
What drives Monument
Built from a decade of real feedback
Every feature traces back to a firm that needed it. The roadmap follows problems practices face while running complex projects, solved one at a time over 11 years.
Complex capabilities, simple experience
Projects carry multiple phases, disciplines, fee types and reporting needs. Monument holds that complexity.
Insight for better decisions
Monument shows the project, the practice and the profit while problems are still small enough to fix.
One model, built as one
Monument was rebuilt so scheduling, resourcing, time tracking, invoicing and financial reporting share one model. Change the work and the model follows.
See what 11 years of listening to practices built
Book a demo to model your project in Monument.