Built to run a construction company.

Construction companies of every kind: renovators and home builders, custom builders, and the trades (framing, concrete, mechanical, electrical, roofing, sitework). From one person running their own jobs to general contractors running commercial work with crews on a dozen jobs at once.

No. If they can use a phone, they can use CrewLog: they tap in on the right job, add photos and talk through the day, and their screen shows today’s job, the clock and their week, with nothing that has a price on it.

There’s nothing to learn and no training day. Their screen isn’t your dashboard with the money hidden: it’s a different one, built for the person holding the hammer.

It isn’t all-or-nothing either. Put one foreman on it and leave everyone else alone until it’s proved itself. The people you invite only ever see the parts you switch on for them, so nobody has to meet a screen that isn’t their job.

7 days free on Pro, no card to start.

Every trial runs on Pro, so everything is switched on: the AI owner update for your client, the schedule outlook, branded reports, PDF and CSV export. No card goes in to start, and nothing is charged. When the trial ends you choose Solo, Crew or Pro, monthly or yearly, or sooner from Settings, any day of the trial.

You keep working, and most of the app keeps working with you. Your jobs, the schedule, tasks and timesheets open from the copy saved the last time you had signal, as does any page you opened recently, and a bar at the top says when it was saved. The Assistant, settings and the pages with money on them (costing, invoices) wait for a connection, so they never show you a stale figure.

What you do is saved on the phone and sends itself the moment you get bars: clock punches, photos, tasks, deliveries, the day’s report and its voice recording, toolbox talk signatures, incidents, time-off requests and missed punches. Each one shows “Waiting to send” until it goes, and tapping the bar lists everything still waiting.

Field data is never silently deleted: if your session expired or your access changed, the record is held, not binned. On a shared phone or tablet, whoever signs in after you never sees your saved pages.

Your jobs and your contacts, from a spreadsheet, on every plan. It reads the project list and directory exports from the big construction platforms, or any CSV or Excel (.xlsx) file with a header row. You match the columns, a dry run shows what every row will do, and nothing is saved until you press Bring in. Jobs keep their numbers, so 26‑014 is still 26‑014, and finished jobs can come in marked complete, so they don’t use up your open jobs.

Each contact goes onto the job their row names, or onto one job you pick for all of them. People the file marks as your own employees are left out by default, because your crew get invited from People instead. Run the same file again and nothing is doubled, and an import can be undone for 24 hours: a job that already has work logged on it stays.

What doesn’t come across: documents and drawings, budgets and contract values, and the history behind a job, like old reports, photos, RFIs and timesheets. Keep your own copy of those before you close the old account.

By file, not by connection, on Crew and Pro. Under Settings → Quotes and invoices, pick this month, last month or the year, download the CSV, and your bookkeeper brings it in through your accounting software’s own importer.

Nothing connects live to your accounting software, and there are no automation connectors and no public API. Everything else comes out as PDF and CSV, and you can export a whole job as one folder: every report, photo, document, change order and cost, zipped.