Small, focused tools for the people who actually walk the site. Each one does a single job that normally eats an evening, and each one runs entirely on your own phone or computer. Nothing you load is ever uploaded to us. Use them as much as you like, for nothing.
Record the pour on the day it goes in: grade, volume off the delivery notes, slump, the checks you did before it started and the cubes you took. From then on the tool counts the days for you. Every cube gets its 7 and 28 day date, and anything past its date with no result against it is red on the screen and red on the register.
Log the rain on the day it fell: millimetres, hours lost, what stood still and why. The tool keeps the running total against your contract rainfall allowance, so at any point in the job you can see exactly how many days you are above it. The claim nobody can compile in March because nobody wrote it down in June.
Turn a phone full of site photos into a numbered, dated, captioned PDF report you can email straight to the PM or the client. The job that normally swallows a Sunday afternoon.
Photograph the problem, draw an arrow straight onto it, and say what must be done about it. Out comes a numbered, dated Site Instruction or Non-Conformance Report you can hand the contractor before you leave site. No more "which crack did you mean?"
Weather, labour, plant, work done, delays, materials, visitors, instructions. Fill in the day before you leave site and download the signed diary PDF. Every day you save stays on your device, so tomorrow starts already filled in.
Eighteen calculators in one page. Concrete, brickwork, plaster, rebar, mesh, earthworks, trenches, layerworks, asphalt, kerbs, roof sheeting, paint, tiles and falls. Every answer shows the formula it used and the assumptions it made.
IT Civils is built on ten years in the industry: first in contracting, on production and civil works, then in consulting, where most of the work was construction monitoring for various consultants appointed by the City of Cape Town. That meant a great many site reports, and a great many weekends spent putting them together. These tools are the parts of that problem that can be given away.
If they save you time, the paid IT Admin Buster packs cover the rest of the admin: report templates, daily diaries, inspection checklists and the wording banks that go with them.