Permit Planner

FREE PERMIT TRACKING TOOL

Keep every permit moving.

Permit Planner helps contractors, coordinators, homeowners, and small construction teams organize permits, inspections, jurisdictions, contacts, and next actions in one clear workspace.

Free to use. Create an account with email and password, or continue with Google.

A clearer way to manage permit work

Instead of juggling spreadsheets, notes, emails, and memory, keep the information you actually need for each permit together and easy to find.

📋 Track the full permit lifecycle

Follow permits from Draft and Submitted through Plan Review, Issued, Inspections, and Closeout.

🔎 See what needs attention

Use next actions, status views, search, and filters to focus on what needs to move today.

🏙️ Keep jurisdictions clear

Organize permits by city or county so the reviewing authority stays clear for every project.

🗓️ Manage inspections

Organize upcoming, unscheduled, passed, and failed inspections by project and trade.

👥 Keep contacts nearby

Use directories for jurisdictions and the people or companies you work with.

🌎 English + Español

Switch languages inside the app and use Permit Planner on desktop or mobile.

Permit Planner overview with fictional demonstration projects and permit status cards
See open permits, drafts, closeout items, recent permits, and recent activity in one place. All projects shown are fictional demonstration data.
Permit Planner permit list with fictional projects, progress, next actions, and jurisdiction filters
Filter by stage or jurisdiction and see progress, next action, and last update at a glance.
Permit Planner visual permit workspace using fictional demonstration data
Each permit opens as a visual workspace with progress, next action, jurisdiction, dates, trades, inspections, and milestones.

Built for real permit work

Permit Planner is part of NextPermit.org and is free to use. It is designed to help you organize your own permit workflow. It does not replace your local building department, AHJ, or official permit requirements.


¿Prefieres español?

Permit Planner también está disponible en español para ayudarte a organizar permisos, inspecciones, jurisdicciones, contactos y próximas acciones en un solo lugar.

  • Permisos: sigue cada proyecto desde Draft hasta Closeout.
  • Inspecciones: organiza las próximas, las que aún no tienen fecha, las aprobadas y las fallidas.
  • Jurisdicciones: mantén claro si el permiso corresponde a una ciudad o county.
  • Directorios: guarda tus jurisdicciones y contactos de trabajo en un mismo espacio.
  • Gratis: crea una cuenta con correo y contraseña o continúa con Google.

Already using Permit Planner? / ¿Ya usas Permit Planner?

Tell us what works, what could be clearer, and what would make it more useful for your day-to-day work. Cuéntanos qué funciona, qué podría ser más claro y qué haría la herramienta más útil para tu trabajo diario.

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Thank you! / ¡Gracias!

Thanks for helping us improve Permit Planner. / Gracias por ayudarnos a mejorar Permit Planner.

I’m Maria Rossiter

I’ve spent the last 6+ years working in construction permitting across South Florida, navigating more than 58 jurisdictions from Miami-Dade to Palm Beach.

During that time, I’ve worked on everything from residential renovations to large commercial projects, handling permits for fire alarms, fire sprinklers, electrical, and mechanical systems.

Along the way, I kept seeing the same problem over and over: homeowners confused by the process, contractors losing time and money on stuck permits, and very few people explaining how the system actually works.

So I built NextPermit. It’s a free resource where I break down the permit process and share what I’ve learned working inside it.

I also wrote a step-by-step Florida permit guide available on Amazon for anyone who wants the full picture in one place.

If you’re dealing with a permit situation, feel free to ask here. I’ll do my best to help.