Keep the record. Every day, every incident, every job.
The incident report with the reporting clock on it, the risk assessment and method statement, the quote, the daily log and the completion certificate, from your own figures. Every answer becomes the site record an inspector or a client will ask for.
Built for one kind of contractor, for one job
DailyLogDesk is not a scheduling suite, a takeoff tool or an accounting package, and it is not going to become one. Every field on every screen is there because a construction site record needs it.
Record the day. Cost the risk. Certify the job.
- The paperwork an inspector asks for. Incident report with the reporting clock on it, risk assessment, method statement, daily log and completion certificate, each built from your own figures.
- The cost of the incident and the risk. What a lost-time injury costs at your loaded rate, what a risk scores before and after controls, what the delay cost today. Computed on the page, from your numbers.
- A record behind every document. Reports file themselves against the project and the site day. Reminders go to the people who owe a signature. Everything exports.
The free tools
Every tool computes its answer on the page, free, with no account and no trial clock. Put in your own crew, rates and figures and the incident cost, the risk score, the quote and the daily log update as you type. The paid plan is about keeping what you make, against the project it belongs to.
- Incident report template: Cost a site incident at your loaded rate and see the reporting clock and the recordability rule that apply to it.
- Risk assessment template: Score a task's worst hazard before and after controls on a 5 by 5 matrix, and count the exposure and the rows on the sheet.
- Risk assessment and method statement: Size a risk assessment and method statement pack for a task: sections, person-hours, briefing time and what the briefing and permits cost.
- Construction quote template: Price a construction job from materials, labor, subcontractors and plant, with overhead, profit, contingency, tax and the deposit to start.
- Daily activity report: Log a site day: person-hours, productive hours, what the delay cost, and progress against plan.
- Certificate of completion construction: Compute the final account, the retention held and released, and the sum due on the certificate of completion.
- Field service report: Write up a site visit: labor, travel, marked-up parts, the total, and the follow-up owed.
- Post construction cleaning checklist: Scope a post-construction clean: checklist items, cleaner-hours, elapsed time and the labor cost per square foot.
DailyLogDesk Pro
The answers are free forever. Pro turns them into your site records: your logo and license on them, no watermark, every report filed against the project and the day, reminders to the people who owe a signature, and clean exports when the inspector or the client asks. DailyLogDesk Pro is $29 per month for your whole site team, billed monthly.
