Jobs, programmes, timesheets, health & safety, variations and live reporting — purpose-built for construction and M&E teams. And now you can talk to it: say what happened on site and it writes up the record for you.
One platform that replaces the spreadsheets, the paper forms, and the half-dozen disconnected apps.
Twenty-one tabs on a single job — programme, snags, RFIs, variations, forms, risk, sign-in and finance. Most tools make you leave the job to do half of these.
Sections roll up from their tasks, durations run in working days, and every task carries a % complete. One line at the top tells you how far the whole job has really got.
Weekly safety inspection, MEWP pre-use, scaffold tower, LOLER, accident report, toolbox talk. Filled in on a phone, filed against the job, printable blank when the signal goes.
A code on the hoarding. People scan, they are signed in — visitors too. See who is on site right now from your desk, without ringing anyone.
Applications, variations with an approval trail, CVR, retention, CIS and cash flow. Not a site app with finance bolted on — both, because that is how a job actually works.
Calibration, LOLER and PAT tracked per category, so a laptop is never chased for a calibration certificate. Stick a bought barcode on an asset and scan it.
Sign on the screen with a finger — site forms, toolbox talk attendance, daywork sheets. Not a typed name in a box. The printed copy carries the real signature and the time it was given.
Send a link. They see the daywork sheet, sign it there and then, and it lands back on the job. No printing, no scanning, no chasing a PDF round an office.
One link sends a full PQQ — company, insurances, H&S, environmental, financial standing. Then it watches the expiry dates and tells you before a policy lapses.
Which is why the RFI never gets raised and the diary stays empty. So talk instead.
“Riser three on level four — drawing shows a 200 duct but there’s a structural beam right through where it needs to go. Can’t proceed until the engineer confirms. I need an answer by Friday or it holds up the ceiling grid.”
“Dave and Mick eight hours each, three-tonne digger four hours, twenty metres of 110 pipe.” Out comes the sheet. Then send it to the client to sign.
Photograph the defect and describe it in the same breath. “That crack there, about a metre up” makes sense when it can see what you’re pointing at.
Record in Polish, Romanian or Portuguese and the record comes out in English. Half of UK site labour shouldn’t have to work in their second language to fill a form in.
Every field is editable and your words are shown beside it. Anything you didn’t actually say is left blank rather than guessed — because a blank field takes five seconds to fill in, and an invented one ends up in a dispute. Rates on a daywork sheet are never made up.
Not mock-ups. Every screen below is a real capture from a live Strucly workspace.
Sections take their dates from the tasks underneath them, so a section can never drift out of step with the work. Durations are working days. The top line is the whole job, weighted by task length — so a fortnight of ductwork counts for more than an afternoon of making good.
Every live job pinned, coloured by RAG status. Click a pin, open the job.
Twenty forms written to what is actually required in 2026 — fill in on a phone, or print blank for the cabin.
Every variation across every job, with what is approved, what is pending, and how long it has been sitting.
Live jobs, pipeline, what is blocking progress and what is waiting on you. Every tile clicks through to the detail.
Your team carries the whole platform in their pocket. Capture photos, complete inspections, log hours and check programmes — even with gloves on and a poor signal.
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