The app your field crew
opens every morning.

Today's work, one tap to confirm, capture while it's fresh — and everything still works with no signal.

The day at a glance

Open the app and Today is already laid out: clock in, see your routes and shifts, confirm with one tap, and get directions to site. Anything that needs you — a timesheet, an expiring ticket — is right there.

  • Clock in against the right shift automatically
  • One card per route, however many jobs it holds
  • Credential expiry warnings before they bite
The Today tab: clock card, route card, shifts
The Capture launcher: form, photo, defect, job note

Capture while it's fresh

The centre button raises whatever the moment needs — a photo, a form or inspection, a defect, or a note on the job — captured against the record you're standing at, not into a group chat where it dies.

  • Photos and files straight onto the job's evidence
  • Forms with signatures, audio answers and location stamps
  • Defects described in the field, graded by the office

No signal, no problem

Drafts save as you type. Submitted reports queue on the phone — photos included — and send themselves the moment coverage returns. Exactly once, guaranteed: a retry can never file a duplicate.

  • Automatic drafts, kept for two weeks per job
  • Queued reports send on signal return, no reopening the app
  • Duplicate-proof by design
The "Saved on this device" confirmation
The digital ID card with live clearance status

A digital ID card in every pocket

Each worker carries a card with their details and a scannable check that answers the only question that matters on a gate: cleared to work? — live, against their actual credentials.

  • Scan or type the check-in code — verdict in seconds
  • Reissue instantly if a card leaks; old QR dies immediately
  • You choose exactly what the card shows

Small details, field-first

Dark mode that's easier on the eyes in a cab at night. Directions in one tap. A directory with call and message buttons. It adds up.

Give your crew an app they'll actually open.