New line — first pilot units on real sites fall 2026

The Jobsite Runner

Every power barrow under $15,000 makes you hold the handles. This one is remote control — you drive it from the transmitter while you walk beside it or ahead of it, hauling 400+ lb of tools and material without a hand on the machine.

Concept drawing, jobsite trim. The machine itself is real — it's the same welded-aluminum cart from the viral beach videos, wearing work boots. Real jobsite photos land here this fall.

I'm a construction PM. I built this cart to haul my family's gear across beach sand — a million people watched it drive itself on TikTok. Then I looked around my own jobsites and realized the same machine solves a bigger problem: long carries burn loaded labor-hours, and overexertion injuries are the #1 workplace injury cost in the country.

400+ lbpayload — tools, lumber, fasteners, barrels

All dayon one charge — zero gas, zero noise, occupied-site legal

Flat-free16″ solid PU tires — screws and nails don't matter

What it is

Remote-control drive — you drive it from the transmitter at walking pace, no hands on the machine. Prominent E-STOP on the remote.
TIG-welded aluminum frame — the same overbuilt chassis already proven in salt, sand, and a season of abuse.
Flat deck + stake-pocket rails — accepts ladder racks, lockable tool-crate mounts, lumber arms, barrel rings, tie-down kits.
Anti-theft by design — the paired transmitter is the key. No transmitter, no movement. A gas walk-behind can't say that.
Hand-built in Massachusetts — by someone who runs job sites for a living, with spare parts shipped from here, not overseas.

The math your accountant will like

Power buggies rent for $95–230/day — a season of rental days pays for the cart. Save one loaded laborer-hour a day and it pays back even faster. And overexertion injuries cost US construction $13.7 billion a year; one avoided back strain covers five of these machines. Expected price: $6,495–6,995 hand-built (estimate until the first batch is finalized) — and Section 179 typically lets a profitable contractor expense the full amount in year one.

What it's not

It's not a concrete buggy. Pallet-quantity masonry and deep mud want a tracked machine — if that's your work, buy the tracked machine. This is the runner: the cart that saves your crew a hundred trips a week on finished ground, indoors, and across long flat carries where gas can't go.

First batch goes to the waitlist, in order. No deposit, no commitment — just a head count.

One email, subject "Jobsite Cart Waitlist" — that's it. Price and specs are estimates until the first batch is finalized. Remote-control operation; this line does not include the autonomous follow-me system.

Want the full story?

The home page has the beach cart that started it all — the viral videos, the engineering write-up, and the interactive 3D model. Builders: the AUTO-CART build guide is available now.