Construction daily diary app

Keep the site diary while the day is still clear

Bring labour, completed works, deliveries, delays, safety notes and progress photos into one practical daily record — before the detail disappears into messages and camera rolls.

A diary that starts with work already captured

A useful site diary needs more than a final paragraph at the end of a long day. FieldRadar brings together the activity already captured on the project, then gives you a structured place to record who was on site, what happened and anything that affected the work.

Save it as a draft while the day is moving, review it, then finalise the record. Pro includes a branded daily diary PDF export, so you can share a clear record without rebuilding it by hand.

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FieldRadar report screen showing daily and weekly construction reporting

What goes in the daily record

People and progress

Record labour, contractors, areas worked and completed activities while the information is fresh.

Plant and deliveries

Keep plant, materials and deliveries with the day they affected, rather than chasing separate notes later.

Conditions and delays

Note weather, access, disruptions, safety observations, quality matters and delays in the same project record.

Photo evidence

Add progress photographs to give the diary useful visual context when it is reviewed at the desk or shared.

From daily record to client update

The same project record supports the next report too. Use it to prepare an editable weekly client update with completed works, upcoming work, deliveries, issues, safety notes and selected progress photographs. Review the export before issuing it.

Common questions

Can I create the diary without a signal?

Yes. FieldRadar is designed for on-site capture when the signal drops and syncs the available work when you reconnect.

Can I send the diary as a PDF?

Pro includes a branded daily diary PDF export. Check the record and output before you issue it.

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