For Operations teams
Apps for the people who aren't at a desk
Build mobile apps for technicians, drivers, inspectors and store teams. They work offline, take photos, scan barcodes and sync when a signal returns, with the same roles and Logbook as every other app.
Made for a phone
Large tap targets, offline saving and a dark theme for night shifts, so the app works on a turbine, a dock or a shop floor.
Photos and scans on the record
Attach photos, scan barcodes and capture signatures, stored in your own bucket and linked to the record.
Supervisors stay in the loop
Serious faults, late arrivals and failed checks go to a supervisor for approval, with the evidence attached.
01 — In production
How Brackwater Energy took turbine inspections off paper
“Our inspection app went from prompt to 60 technicians in nine days, and it runs Onsite inside our own network.”
Callum Reid
Head of Field Operations, Brackwater Energy
Read the story
02 — Example apps
Frontline apps teams rolled out in weeks
Turbine Inspections
A mobile checklist for field technicians. Each visit records photos, readings and a fault severity, syncs when signal returns, and runs Onsite inside Brackwater's own network.
QC Log
Log measured dimensions for every batch against the drawing. Parts outside tolerance are flagged as they're entered, and a control chart shows drift before it turns into scrap.
03 — What it includes
Built for bad signal, long shifts and small screens
Offline first
Forms save on the device and sync when the connection returns, with any conflicts shown to a supervisor.
Camera and scanner
Take photos, scan barcodes and QR codes, and capture signatures with the phone's camera.
Location on the record
Stamp each entry with the site and GPS position, so a check can't be logged from the office.
Access by site
Each person sees only the sites, routes or stores assigned to them, from the same app.
Alerts that reach people
Serious faults post to Slack or send a text through Twilio within a minute of being saved.
Runs Onsite
Deploy on Chamfer Onsite for sites where data has to stay inside your own network.
05 — FAQ
What teams ask about frontline apps
Do frontline apps need an app store release?
What happens with no signal?
Where are photos stored?
Can technicians share devices?
Can it run without the public cloud?
How fast can we roll one out?
06 — More use cases
