Software for construction and field service

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Apps for engineers, surveyors and site teams, and the office systems their work feeds. The field apps work offline, including on Ministry of Defence sites where phones have no connection.

Projects that speak for themselves

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Tappable apps coming soon
Asset Snap
An asset survey from one photograph, with total project time cut by two thirds. Built for Ministry of Defence sites.
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Tappable apps coming soon
Classeq
Bluetooth servicing for commercial dishwashers, with service time down 60%.
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Tappable apps coming soon
Detector Testers
The app and cloud portal engineers use to test, report and share detector tests.
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Tappable apps coming soon
Imperial College London
Envimo: air-quality alerts from monitors around London construction sites.
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What we build for site and field teams

Apps that capture the work once, on site, in the format the office needs (asset records, test results, job sheets and photos), with naming standardised so the register matches the building. They work offline and sync when a signal returns. The office gets a portal for engineers, unit health and reporting, with exports and APIs into the systems already in place, from CAFM and CMMS to accounts. Where the site itself produces data, we build the monitoring and alerts. When the job is mostly the office side (planning, invoicing, reporting), see business systems.

In build now, for a UK surfacing contractor: the office books jobs into a schedule that replaces its spreadsheet diary, each gang leader gets the day's job by text with a link to a job sheet already filled in from the booking, photos and RAMS come back against the job, and any sheet that has not come back is chased before the job goes uninvoiced.

Common questions

Will the app work on sites with no signal?
Yes. Asset Snap was built for Ministry of Defence sites where phones have no connection: capture works offline and syncs when a signal returns. The Classeq engineer app works the same way.
Why bespoke over off-the-shelf job management software?
Off-the-shelf works when your process matches the product. Bespoke is for the processes where it does not fit, or where the data has to feed systems you already run. Discovery is where that gets decided, before you commit to a build.
What does it cost?

Ranges by project type are in the cost guide. A business system or internal platform typically costs £15,000 to £60,000 excluding VAT, with a first phase in 8 to 12 weeks.

We also build for healthcare, leisure, sport, energy and finance; see other sectors. Every project starts with a discovery, at no upfront cost.
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