The site has no signal. Your reports do.
A basement, a tunnel, a dead zone twenty kilometres from the last mast: work carries on, and everything syncs by itself once the phone finds a signal. Nobody retypes anything in the evening.
What gets in the way today
- The daily report is filled in on paper, photographed, and retyped at the office the next day.
- Photos of a defect sit in a phone's gallery, without the site or the date beside them.
- The joint inspection is signed on site, and takes three days to come back signed.
- Weather downtime is reconstructed from memory at the end of the week.
What changes
Offline, for real
Entry, photos and signature all work with no network. Syncing resumes on its own, and nothing is lost in between.
The signed PDF on site
The report comes out of your own Word template, with the photos, the signatures and the company stamp. The client leaves with it.
Hours and quantities, calculated
Crew totals, lost hours and quantities laid are worked out while you type, not in a spreadsheet on Friday.
Place and time, without thinking about it
Every answer carries where and when it was made. A dispute is settled with data rather than recollection.
The construction templates we ship
Ready to use, editable without writing a line. Open one to see the real questions.
Start with one site
Create an account, open the daily report, send it to a foreman. You will know within a day whether it holds up in the field.