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PlumbLine Daily Logs

iPhone · iPad · Web · Coming soon

A clearer record of every day on the jobsite.

PlumbLine Daily Logs brings daily logs, jobsite photos, employee time, project checklists, and professional reports together in one practical app for the iPhone, the iPad and the web, built for construction teams.

In development — join the beta or get launch updates.

Daily Logs on an iPhone: a daily log's work completed and its jobsite photos
Daily Logs on an iPhone: the home screen with the time clock and the job list

Inside Daily Logs

The day on site, written down before you leave it.

Clock the crew in, log the work with photos and the weather, and check off what the inspector will look for. Screens are from the app, with a made-up company.

Daily Logs on an iPhone: the home screen with the time clock, who's on the clock and the job list
Home

Your jobs and who's on the clock

Daily Logs on an iPhone: a job with its time clock, checklists, reminders and daily logs
Job

Every day's log, by job

Daily Logs on an iPhone: a daily log with its area, cover summary, status, percent complete and weather
Daily log

Status, progress and the weather

Daily Logs on an iPhone: a log's work completed, two jobsite photos and a materials delivery
Photos

Work done, with jobsite photos

Daily Logs on an iPhone: a framing inspection checklist with done and not-applicable items
Checklists

Inspection prep you can check off

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On a computer

The office sees the same logs.

Sign in from a web browser to read and edit the logs, run payroll, and download the PDFs. It's the same company and the same data as the phones.

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Daily Logs in a web browser: a job's daily logs with status, progress and photo counts, plus its time clock and reminders

The problem

Field documentation shouldn't be a weekly cleanup job.

Daily Logs replaces scattered text messages, paper timecards, disconnected photos, handwritten checklists, and inconsistent daily reports with one organized field app.

  • ×Daily logs written from memory at the end of the week
  • ×Jobsite photos buried in personal camera rolls
  • ×Paper timecards and time reported over text message
  • ×Checklists that change from job to job
  • ×Project information spread across several systems
  • ×Client updates rebuilt by hand every time

Daily logs

From jobsite activity to a professional daily report.

Six steps, all from the phone in your pocket, all while you're still on site.

01

Select the job

Every record starts from the project it belongs to.

02

Create the daily log

Open a log for today while you're still on site.

03

Record the activity

Field notes, conditions, and events as they happen.

04

Add jobsite photos

Photos attach to the correct date and project.

05

Generate the PDF

The day's log becomes a formatted report.

06

Share the report

Email it to a client or stakeholder from the app.

Time tracking

Easy for the crew. Controlled by the office.

Employees clock themselves in and out, track breaks, and get on with the work. Administrators review company time records, correct entries, enter time for crew or subcontractors, and prepare information for payroll — a separation that keeps routine time entry simple and payroll records intact.

Payroll and company-wide time review are administrator functions, not field-user functions.

Time records

Ridge House · Mar 12

Admin view

M. Alvarez

6:52a — 3:31p

8h 09m

T. Boyd

7:04a — 3:30p

7h 56m

Framing sub · 3 crew

manual entry

24h 00m

Manually created entries are identified for payroll review.

Digital checklists

Define the standard once. Use it on every job.

Administrators build and organize checklists and save them as reusable company templates. In the field, employees mark items complete, add notes, attach photos, and leave a documented completion history behind them.

Template

Daily superintendent duties

3 / 5
✓Site walk & safety check2 photos
✓Verify layout against plannote added
✓Confirm trade schedule
✓Material delivery check
✓End-of-day site cleanup

Organized by job

One record for
each project.

Every daily log, time entry, checklist, photo, and report belongs to a specific job — so the history of a project stays in one place, long after the work is closed out.

Daily logs
Jobsite photos
Checklists
Time records
Project details
Daily reports

Features

Everything your team needs to document the day.

Practical field tools, not an enterprise platform that needs a rollout plan.

Daily jobsite logsDocument the day while it's still today.

Create a log from the jobsite, record activity and conditions, add field notes, attach photos, and build a chronological history of the project.

Photo documentationPhotos that stay with the right day.

Attach jobsite photos directly to a log so progress, completed work, and conditions are recorded in context — not lost in a camera roll. Photo storage limits are configurable at the company level.

Employee time clockClock in, clock out, take a break.

Employees clock themselves in and out with timestamps, break tracking, and location information — with restricted time-entry details protected from edits.

Crew & subcontractor timeAdministrators can record time for others.

Clock in another worker, create entries for subcontractors or named crew, correct entries, flag manually created records, and prepare time information for payroll review.

Digital checklistsStandards the office sets, work the field completes.

Administrators build and organize checklist items; field users mark items complete, add notes, attach photos, and record who completed what.

Reusable templatesBuild the process once.

Save company-standard checklists as templates for daily superintendent duties, preconstruction, QC inspections, trade completion, safety reviews, turnover, and closeout.

Checklist photosVisual confirmation on the item itself.

Attach photos to individual checklist items to verify completed work, document deficiencies, or record conditions before they're concealed.

PDF daily reportsA day in the field becomes a document.

Turn an individual daily log into a professional PDF for clients, leadership, and the permanent project record.

Email from the fieldSend the report without going back to the office.

Authorized field users can email an individual daily report straight from the app to clients, managers, and other project stakeholders.

Secure company workspacesYour company's records stay your company's.

Each organization's jobs, employees, logs, checklists, time records, and photos are kept in a separate company workspace.

Works without signalBuilt on local device storage.

On the iPhone, field work runs from the device rather than depending on a constant connection, and syncs when you're back in range. Everyone in the company sees the same jobs on their phones and on the web.

Job organizationCreate, archive, restore, and clean up.

Administrators create and edit jobs, add project information and jobsite location, archive completed projects, restore them, and delete jobs when appropriate.

Professional reporting

What you typed on site is what the client reads.

Notes, conditions, jobsite photos, and job information from a single day's log become a formatted PDF you can email to a client, a manager, or the project file — without rebuilding it in another system.

Daily report

Ridge House · Mar 12

PDF
Jobsite activity

Second-floor joists set. Truss delivery confirmed Thursday.

Conditions

Rain through mid-morning; slab covered.

Photos
Emailed to clientsent

Permissions & company control

Flexible in the field. Protected at the company.

Field users

  • ✓Create daily logs
  • ✓Add jobsite photos
  • ✓Complete checklist items
  • ✓Add checklist notes and photos
  • ✓Clock themselves in and out
  • ✓Produce or email an individual daily report

Administrators

  • ✓Create, edit, archive, and delete jobs
  • ✓Manage checklist structures and templates
  • ✓Edit or delete time entries
  • ✓Enter time for other workers
  • ✓Review payroll information
  • ✓Produce full company data exports

Built for the field

Made for the people documenting the work.

  • Residential builders
  • Custom-home contractors
  • General contractors
  • Construction project managers
  • Superintendents and foremen
  • Field employees
  • Remodelers
  • Specialty contractors
  • Small construction companies

Better jobsite records start in the field.

PlumbLine Daily Logs is in development. Join the beta list, request early access, or get launch updates as the app ships.

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