About Aproplan
The site-quality app from La Hulpe, today part of Causeway.
Aproplan started in 2012 in La Hulpe near Brussels, founded by Thomas and Mathias Goubau, and grew into the mobile-first werf-app that Belgian and French aannemers use for snagging, punchlists and quality control. In 2019 it merged with the Danish planning tool GenieBelt to form LetsBuild. In December 2025 the field-management product, branded LetsBuild Aproplan, was acquired by the UK construction-software group Causeway Technologies, with more than 900 customers and 10,000 active users across Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and another thirty-odd countries on the way.
The product covers the parts of a werf the back-office never sees on time: opleveringspunten logged with a photo on the plan, QHSE-checklists signed off per ploeg, defect-status per onderaannemer, drawing revisions and the werfrapport that comes out at the end of the day. The point of pulling Aproplan into a warehouse is that those signals decide whether a werf hands over on the planned date. Open snag count by uitvoeringsfase, defect-clearance velocity per onderaannemer, checklist-completion rate per ploeg and oplevering-readiness per werf land next to the bouwsom in the bouw-ERP, the vorderingsstaat in the boekhouding and the BIM-coordination state in Trimble Connect. The werf that is going to miss its oplevering becomes visible vóór de werfvergadering, not at the eindcontrole.