Field software that works off-grid.
Project management, field operations and BIM-adjacent tooling for construction — offline-first, so the crew on a basement level with no signal still gets the job done.
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If it needs signal, it doesn’t work on site.
The job site is where construction software earns its keep and where most of it quits — no connectivity, harsh light, gloved hands. We build field-first: daily logs, inspections, drawings and tasks all captured offline and synced the instant a signal returns, on rugged tablets with controls you can hit wearing gloves. The project stays one source of truth whether you are in the trailer or thirty floors up.
Office software gives up here.
Construction software fails in a specific place: the job site. No signal, gloved hands, bright sun, a tablet that has to survive a drop — tools designed for an office desk simply stop working where the work happens.
We build field-first construction tech that is offline by default: daily logs, inspections, drawings and tasks captured on site with no bars and synced the moment a connection returns. The project stays a single source of truth from the trailer to the top floor.
And because disputes in this industry are settled with records, everything we capture — photos, logs, inspections — is time-stamped and traceable, so a claim is backed by evidence rather than memory.
Systems for construction.
The systems we put on job sites, all of them built to keep working where the signal does not reach.
Field operations & daily logs
Site reports, photos, inspections and timesheets captured offline and synced automatically when back in range.
Project management
Schedules, tasks, RFIs and submittals that keep office and site working from one live plan.
Drawings & BIM-adjacent
Plan viewing, markups and model references usable on a tablet at the work face.
Safety & compliance
Inspections, permits and incident reporting with the trail an audit or claim will demand.
Equipment & resources
Asset, material and crew tracking so the right people and kit are where the schedule needs them.
Cost & progress tracking
Budget, change orders and progress measured against plan in real time.
Built in before handover.
Four things a crew can count on in anything we hand over — built and tested before the first site opens the app.
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Rules we bring to site.
Rules the job site itself taught us, with the practice each one turns into.
Offline is the default
Everything works with zero bars and reconciles on reconnect — the basement level is the design target, not the edge case.
Built for gloves and glare
Big touch targets, high contrast and rugged-device support so the tool works in real site conditions.
One live project
Office and field write to the same live project, so nobody builds off a drawing that changed yesterday.
Evidence for claims
Photos, logs and inspections are time-stamped and traceable, so disputes are settled with records.
From the trades to general contractors.
From a small trade business to a contractor running several sites at once, these are the construction teams we work with.
Kit that survives the site.
The kit our field builds usually carry. Site devices and your drawing formats make the final call.
App, device and cloud, together.
Site work needs a field app, the devices it talks to and a cloud behind them. We build each part ourselves.
Always the same first question.
It starts with connectivity, then moves to evidence and sync.
Does it really work with no connectivity?
Yes — offline-first is the design default. Logs, inspections and markups are captured with zero signal and reconcile automatically when a connection returns.
Can it run on rugged site tablets?
We build for rugged devices with large touch targets and high contrast, so the tool works with gloves and in bright sun.
Do you integrate with BIM or drawing tools?
We deliver plan viewing, markups and BIM-adjacent model references usable on site, and integrate with the drawing systems you already use.
Will it hold up as evidence in a dispute?
Photos, daily logs and inspections are time-stamped and traceable, giving you a defensible record for claims and audits.
Can office and field stay in sync?
Both write to the same live project, so the office plan and the site reality never drift apart.
Anything we missed?
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can’t reach?
Explain how your crews work today and where the signal drops on site. A senior engineer reads your note and responds within one business day.