Six apps, no joins
One for timesheets, one for snagging, one for documents, and nothing that shows a project in one view.
✦ Construction
Site diaries, RAMS, snagging, time on site and CVR reporting in one system - instead of six apps, a WhatsApp group and a spreadsheet the QS rebuilds every month.
✦ Where it hurts
One for timesheets, one for snagging, one for documents, and nothing that shows a project in one view.
The photo proving what happened on site is in a group chat somebody left last year.
The commercial view is a monthly spreadsheet exercise, which means it is always looking backwards.
Diaries and inspections written up in the van at six o'clock, or not at all.
Extra work agreed verbally on site and never turned into a chargeable instruction.
Half the tools stop working the moment someone walks into a basement.
✦ Modules
✦ Non-negotiable
Construction software lives or dies on what happens with no signal. Everything we build for site assumes the connection is unavailable: forms complete, photos capture, signatures record, and it all syncs when the phone finds a network.
The second rule is speed. If logging a defect takes longer than sending a photo to a group chat, people will send the photo to the group chat.
✦ Questions we get asked
The app holds the data it needs locally, records everything offline including photos and signatures, and syncs automatically when a connection returns.
Yes. There is no per-seat licence, so giving every subcontractor access costs nothing extra - which is usually the point.
Yes. Timesheets, costs and valuations can flow into the accounting and payroll systems you already run.
Sometimes. Often the better first step is one system for the parts that are specific to you, integrated with the products that already work well.
Thirty minutes. Bring the process, the systems it touches and the deadline. You'll leave with an approach and an honest answer on whether custom software is the right call.
No pitch deck · We map your process · You own the software