The jobsite paperwork started keeping itself.
On a jobsite the work moves faster than the paperwork. FieldFirst captures daily logs, progress photos, punch items, and RFIs right where the work happens — built for hard hats, not desks.
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Overview
The mission, and our role.
The mission
Give superintendents and crews the parts of the big construction platforms they actually use — without the price tag or the training week.
Our role
The phone-first product: daily logs, photo capture tied to the project, punch lists, and RFIs — connected to the same operating layer as the schedule and the office.
The challenge
What kept going wrong.
Proof in group chats
Progress photos and punch items pile up in texts and someone's notebook.
Built for desks, used in dirt
Heavy platforms assume an office; the jobsite has gloves, glare, and no time.
The office hears late
Problems surface days after the pour, when they're expensive.
The solution
What we built.
Logging the day from the jobsite
- The daily log, on the phoneweather, crews on site, and what got built
- Photos tied to the projectprogress and punch items land where they belong
- RFIs on the recordthe office, the trades, and the owner on the same page
Process
How it got shipped.
Walk the site
how the day actually gets recorded now
Build phone-first
capture that works with gloves on
Tie it to the project
logs, photos, and RFIs in context
Same-day visibility
the office sees it before the drive home
The result