About FieldRadar
Built on site, not in a boardroom
FieldRadar was built by a UK construction manager after years of watching site information disappear into camera rolls, WhatsApp threads, paper forms and reports rebuilt from scratch at the end of the day.
FieldRadar is developed and operated by FieldRadar Ltd, a UK construction technology company.
Every site runs on the same quiet problem: the record of what happened is scattered. A defect is a photo in someone's camera roll. An action is a message in a group chat. A permit is a sheet of paper in the cabin. The daily diary is filled in late, and progress evidence is hard to find when the valuation or final account arrives.
FieldRadar makes the point of capture the record. Site teams can locate actions on the plan, capture progress photos quickly, complete inspections and permits, and build a daily diary from the same project record. It works offline first, and the browser workspace lets people with project access review registers, diaries and progress evidence from a desk.
What we believe
- Capture once. If you have to write it down twice, the tool has failed.
- Evidence, not opinion. A dated photo against a plan location settles most site conversations.
- Offline is not optional. The app has to work where the signal does not.
- Honest about what it is. FieldRadar records and evidences your checks. It does not replace competent-person judgement, RAMS or statutory inspections.
Where it is today
FieldRadar is available now on the App Store for iPhone and Google Play for Android, built and used against real UK retail and QSR fit-out projects. The browser workspace covers project actions, plans, inspections, permits, diaries and progress evidence. Company-wide and portfolio oversight across every project is part of a managed Team plan.