Custom applications
Web and desktop. From an internal tool for your office to a complete product you sell to your own customers.
- Web apps that run in any browser
- Windows desktop programs
- Integration with what you already use
We build custom web and desktop applications around how your crew actually works — not how a developer imagines they work. We also install alarm and camera systems, and provide cybersecurity consulting and IT support.
Hire us for one piece or for all of it. The advantage of a single provider is that the software, the network and the cameras end up talking to each other instead of being three separate islands.
Web and desktop. From an internal tool for your office to a complete product you sell to your own customers.
Our specialty. Tools for inspectors, materials technicians and quality control teams.
Design, installation and configuration of security systems for offices, warehouses, job sites and homes.
A review of where you stand, concrete recommendations, and day-to-day support so nothing stops your work.
An inspector gets the truck ticket and has to settle three things on the spot: whether the water/cement ratio is within spec, whether the truck made it inside the allowed time, and where that ticket is going to live afterward. This app does all three.
Enter the quantities from the ticket and the app computes the ratio — including water added on site — and tells you immediately whether it meets the approved mix limit.
Batch time, arrival on site, end of discharge. It computes elapsed time and warns you as the limit gets close — before it slips past you.
Every ticket is saved and searchable by date, pour, ticket number or supplier. No more folder of creased paper in the truck.
| Component | Quantity |
|---|---|
| Cement | 470 lb |
| Fly ash | 94 lb |
| Batch water | 218 lb |
| Water added on site | 24 lb |
| Aggregate moisture | +0 lb |
| w/cm ratio | 0.429 |
Illustrative example. The app uses the limits from your project's approved mix design and stores the full calculation alongside the ticket.
Most construction software is written by people who have never stood on a job site at six in the morning. We came from there, and it shows in the details.
Nobody has to explain to us what a ticket is, what a density test is, what a lift of compacted fill is, or why a comment has to be worded a certain way. That saves weeks of meetings.
Big buttons, few steps, works on a weak signal. If a tool is awkward in the field, nobody uses it and the project is wasted.
You talk to the person building your tool. No help desk in another country, no support tickets that go unanswered.
Tell us what you need to solve. The first conversation costs nothing, and we'll tell you straight whether we can help or not.