Our story

We built the system
we wished we had.

ThreadKore began with a question that should have been simple: how is the business actually doing?

From the field and the back office

Built from firsthand homebuilding experience.

Before founding ThreadKore, Mike Moxley served as CFO of a midsize homebuilder. That experience shaped a clear conviction: accounting, operations, sales, and customer experience belong in one connected business record. ThreadKore was built to bring that vision into everyday use.

Mike has also led financial discussions for builder peer groups through NAHB’s Builder 20 program, bringing his homebuilding finance experience into peer learning.

The answers lived in spreadsheets, different software tools, paper files, and email. People had to assemble the story before they could make a decision.

As builders joined, their workflows and experience helped shape the platform. That work continues today.

Mike MoxleyPresident & Founder, ThreadKore
Hypepotamus

Company coverage

ThreadKore featured in Hypepotamus

Coverage of ThreadKore’s growth, move to Alpharetta, and connected software platform for homebuilders.

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Pro Builder

Founder recognition

Mike Moxley named to Pro Builder’s Forty Under 40

ThreadKore’s founder and president recognized among the homebuilding industry’s next-generation leaders.

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Our conviction

Run the business
as one business.

PLAN

Start with shared context

Bring people, projects, commitments, and financial information into view together.

UNDERSTAND

Make the record useful

Apply Orbit intelligence to the context of the work, with Orbie supporting clients.

GROW

Build on the foundation

Expand the value of the operating system through new capabilities and ecosystem participation.

Make it your everyday

Bring your business.
We’ll bring the whole picture.

See ThreadKore through the work your team actually does.

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Behind the Build

Better questions.
Better operating decisions.

The thinking behind ThreadKore comes from running a homebuilding business. Explore practical lessons from our CFO course and builder operations work.

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People behind the platform

Built from builder experience.
Accountable to the work.

Founder Mike Moxley’s builder-CFO experience shapes the connection between operating decisions and financial results. Based in Alpharetta, Georgia, ThreadKore works with builders on the processes behind the software.

Dylan Gerard, Chief Financial Officer at Manuel Builders, describes the relationship this way:

“The same team that introduces the software is the team that implements it, supports it, and continues to improve it.”

Read Dylan’s complete testimonial

Discuss your implementation lead, migration responsibilities, user preparation, and ongoing support arrangements with the ThreadKore team as part of your scope.

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