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Mobile apps for work that happens away from a desk

For the crew on site, the driver on the road, the engineer in a customer’s house. Where paper gets wet and the office is far away.

A phone app showing a job sheet and a signature
DemoA job sheet on a phone, in the basement of a block of flats: the signal drops, the whole job is still recorded — photographs, signature, time — and uploads itself the moment the network returns. · sample data

What is included

  • Offline operation, syncing as soon as there is a network.
  • Photographs from the camera, stamped with time and place where that matters.
  • A customer signature on screen and a job sheet as a PDF.
  • Barcode and QR scanning with the camera, no extra hardware.
  • Notifications for a new assignment or a change of schedule.
  • The same data as the office panel — one truth, two screens.
  • Installed without an app store where that is enough, or published to the App Store and Play where it is not.

Where work is lost today

The work happens outside and gets recorded twice: once on a pad, and once in the evening on a computer. In between, photographs, signatures and half an hour per person go missing, every day.

What we build

We build the app that captures the work where the work happens: it runs without signal and syncs when the network returns, takes photographs, collects a signature and reads a barcode. Web or native — decided by what the job needs, not by fashion.

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Frequently asked

Native or web app?

Web, unless you need something only native gives: serious multi-day offline use, demanding notifications on iPhone, heavy camera or Bluetooth work. Web installs in seconds, updates without store approval and costs less to maintain.

Will it work on old phones?

We design for the phones your crew actually carries, not the newest model. Tell us what they hold in their hands and we test on those.

What about the staff’s data?

We capture only what the job needs, and we say so plainly inside the app. Location in particular is recorded only where there is a real reason, and disclosed — continuous tracking of staff is both a legal question and a trust one.

Contact

Does your work happen outside?

Tell us what gets written on paper today, and how many people retype it later.