Your crew starts a timer, marks the task done and snaps a photo — that's the whole training. You get approved hours, piece-work totals and the invoice from the same data.

One record follows the work all the way through. Nobody types the same hours twice.
Client, address, crew and the approval rule — ready in minutes.
Clear jobs with due dates, units and an optional photo-proof rule.
Typed, start–end or live timer, with optional GPS on start and stop.
Finished work waits for a lead's OK, then lands in the daily PDF.
Approved hours and m² become invoice lines, reverse-charge VAT included.
From the first offer to the last invoice — nine modules that follow the way construction work actually gets recorded.
Every project carries its client, location, deadline and crew, plus a live count of the tasks and hour cards still waiting for approval. Filter Active, Inactive and Archived.
Three ways to record time: type the hours, enter exact start and end times, or run the live timer. Split a day into rows — walls 2h, floor 6h — and track piece-work by the unit.
Owners, Leads and Employees each see exactly what they should. Finished work moves to Waiting until a Lead confirms it — or set the project to confirm automatically.
A dated PDF of who worked, on what and for how long — grouped day by day, hours split between tasks and hour cards, and every expense type totalled in its own unit.
Turn recorded work into a line-itemised PDF. Sequential numbering, bank reference numbers, and construction reverse-charge VAT with the statutory paragraph printed for you.
Site photos stay attached to the task that produced them. Require photo proof before a task can be closed, and keep blueprints, contracts and permits in the project folder.
Log a day's driving as a trip made of routes — start and end address, odometer reading, purpose. Distances add up on their own and business legs stay separate from private ones.
Employees request leave for a date range and you approve it with one tap. Weekends and your country's public holidays are skipped, so the working-day count is right without a spreadsheet.
Billing details, register codes and contacts in one place, each with its own default payment term. Open a client to see every project, offer and invoice tied to them.

Construction software was either too complicated or too expensive for a company our size. So we built the tool we wanted on our own jobs — simple enough for the crew, detailed enough for the office.
Designed by a real construction company who understands the day-to-day challenges of managing sites.
One tap to start the timer, one tap to attach the photo. Your crew records the day with gloves on and gets straight back to the tools.
Free through all of 2026 — every feature, no limits. Priced afterwards for small and mid-size contractors, not for enterprises.
Personal contact details stay hidden. Location tracking is a per-project switch you can turn off wherever it isn't permitted.
Construction companies running their day-to-day site work on SiteOps.
For a company our size, most construction software was either too complicated or too expensive. SiteOps covers exactly what we need day to day, without the extra complexity.
We've been running SiteOps across several sites for six months now. The team behind it listens — features we asked for have actually been delivered.
Our crew picked it up within a day and barely needed any training. Logging hours and recording progress is straightforward.
Free through all of 2026 — every feature, no limits, no credit card. We just launched, and right now we'd rather have your feedback than your money.