Pre-start checklist app
Forklift and machine pre-starts on a phone. A failed item needs a photo, and raises a maintenance job before the shift starts.
No spreadsheet to start from? That’s fine. Tell us the job — the bookings kept in someone’s head, the handover that lives on a whiteboard, the tool log nobody trusts — and we’ll design and build the app around it.
Not on the list? Ask. If your team does it every day, it can probably be an app.
Registers, service schedules, breakdowns and downtime you can actually rank.
Checklists on a phone, photos attached, and a failed check raises a job on its own.
What ran, what broke, what’s waiting — handed over in two minutes instead of scribbled on a whiteboard.
Hits, regrinds and replacement points tracked per tool, so nothing runs past its limit.
What’s on the shelf, what’s on order, and what’s about to run out.
Log a defect at the line, then see where, when and on which machine they cluster.
Work assigned, tracked and signed off from the floor, not chased around the office.
The numbers you chase every morning, on one screen that updates itself.
Who’s signed off on which machine, and when each one is due again.
Show us how the task is done now — the form, the spreadsheet, the photo of the whiteboard — who touches it, and where it breaks.
Before any real building, you get screens you can tap through on your phone. Change your mind here, where it costs nothing to change.
The core goes to your team first. Real use shapes the rest, so the finished app fits the job rather than the brief.
Training, a short manual, and adjustments while it settles in — the same as every build.
A failed pre-start can raise a maintenance job on its own. A defect can be traced back to the tool that made it. Start with one app and add the next when you’re ready — they all sit on the same foundation.
Exporting to Excel is standard. Linking to your accounting software or an ERP is possible where that system allows it — we check with your IT team first and quote it as its own piece of work.
Forklift and machine pre-starts on a phone. A failed item needs a photo, and raises a maintenance job before the shift starts.
Outgoing shift logs what ran, what broke and what’s waiting. Incoming shift reads it before they walk onto the floor.
Every tool’s hits and regrinds in one place, with a warning before anything runs past its replacement point.
These are concept builds, not client work — sample systems showing what's possible in each setting. Real client work goes here as soon as we have clients happy to be named.
No. Paper forms, a whiteboard, or a clear description of the problem is plenty. If there is a spreadsheet somewhere, we’ll bring its history across too.
Yes. Everything is built to be used on the floor, on whatever device your team already carries — in the browser, and pinned to the home screen so it opens like any other app.
It needs mobile data or Wi-Fi to save and sync, so everyone sees the same thing at the same time. If parts of your site have patchy signal, tell us on the call and we’ll work out the best approach before quoting.
Often, yes. Exporting to Excel is standard. Connecting to accounting software, an ERP such as SAP, or anything else depends on what that system allows — we check it with your IT team before we quote, and price it as its own piece of work so there are no surprises.
It’s quoted the same way: on scope, before any work starts. See pricing.
Walk us through it on a call and we’ll tell you honestly what an app for it would take.
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