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Daily Logs · Coming soon
PlumbLine Daily Logs brings daily logs, jobsite photos, employee time, project checklists, and professional reports together in one practical iOS app built for construction teams.
In development — join the beta or get launch updates.
Daily log
#2418 · Tue, Mar 12
Activity
Framing crew set second-floor joists. Truss delivery confirmed for Thursday. Rain through mid-morning; slab covered.
8
Photos
6
On site
The problem
Daily Logs replaces scattered text messages, paper timecards, disconnected photos, handwritten checklists, and inconsistent daily reports with one organized field app.
Daily logs
Six steps, all from the phone in your pocket, all while you're still on site.
Every record starts from the project it belongs to.
Open a log for today while you're still on site.
Field notes, conditions, and events as they happen.
Photos attach to the correct date and project.
The day's log becomes a formatted report.
Email it to a client or stakeholder from the app.
Time tracking
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
M. Alvarez
6:52a — 3:31p
T. Boyd
7:04a — 3:30p
Framing sub · 3 crew
manual entry
Manually created entries are identified for payroll review.
Digital checklists
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
Organized by job
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.
Features
Practical field tools, not an enterprise platform that needs a rollout plan.
Create a log from the jobsite, record activity and conditions, add field notes, attach photos, and build a chronological history of the project.
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.
Employees clock themselves in and out with timestamps, break tracking, and location information — with restricted time-entry details protected from edits.
Clock in another worker, create entries for subcontractors or named crew, correct entries, flag manually created records, and prepare time information for payroll review.
Administrators build and organize checklist items; field users mark items complete, add notes, attach photos, and record who completed what.
Save company-standard checklists as templates for daily superintendent duties, preconstruction, QC inspections, trade completion, safety reviews, turnover, and closeout.
Attach photos to individual checklist items to verify completed work, document deficiencies, or record conditions before they're concealed.
Turn an individual daily log into a professional PDF for clients, leadership, and the permanent project record.
Authorized field users can email an individual daily report straight from the app to clients, managers, and other project stakeholders.
Each organization's jobs, employees, logs, checklists, time records, and photos are kept in a separate company workspace.
Field workflows run from the device rather than depending on a constant connection. Secure cloud synchronization across devices is in development and not yet available.
Administrators create and edit jobs, add project information and jobsite location, archive completed projects, restore them, and delete jobs when appropriate.
Professional reporting
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
Second-floor joists set. Truss delivery confirmed Thursday.
Rain through mid-morning; slab covered.
Permissions & company control
Field users
Administrators
Built for the field
PlumbLine Daily Logs is in development. Join the beta list, request early access, or get launch updates as the app ships.