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AllClear Daily Log

Each foreman adds to today. The office watches the day build.

What goes in: a line and a photograph whenever something is worth telling. Your company's own fields, from a phone, with nothing to install.

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A crane boom and three workers on a roof as storm cloud clears.
Today, 1:18 PMManhattan Tower Crane. Luis Ortega
  1. AllClear: no-go, crane pick
  2. You: Pump on site, pour started. 1 photo

Add to today

Work doneChangesOutstanding
Level 3 deck finished 1:15. Blankets going on
Workers on the roof deck.
Add photo
Add to today

Several people add through the day. The office sees it as it lands. What AllClear already knew is there before anyone types.

What comes out: today, as it stands.

Each entry carries the time it was added and the name of who added it, in their own words. AllClear writes none of it.

At the end of the shift the superintendent closes the day by confirming what actually happened. The day settles then. It was never written then.

Reminders, at the times you set.

You choose who adds for each site and when to nudge. It arrives as a text and they add from it. Anyone who has added is left alone, and a closed day stops asking.

Manhattan Tower Crane, todayIn progress, 4:40 PM. 2 of 3 adding

Josh Rivera, superintendent3 entries, last 3:25 PM

  1. Changes

    “Stood everyone down for lightning. Steel crew in the shed.”

    Storm cloud over the tower crane.
    7:10 AM

  2. Changes

    “Level 40 pick moved to Monday, 7 AM.”

  3. Outstanding

    “Level 4 rebar is one bundle short. Supplier bringing it Monday.”

    The tower crane from below.
    3:25 PM

Luis Ortega, concrete foreman2 entries, last 1:18 PM

  1. Work done

    “Pump on site, pour started.”

    A worker climbing a rebar column cage.
    9:38 AM

  2. Work done

    “Level 3 deck finished 1:15. Blankets going on.”

    Workers on the roof deck.
    1:16 PM
Steel erector's foreman, subcontractor. Nothing yet.Reminded 2:30 and 4:30. Nothing is assumed about the steel.
Text him

Already there, as it happenedFrom the other two products

AllClear Weather
  1. No-go Whole site, lightning, to 8:11. 17 told, 16 acknowledged
  2. No-go Crane pick. Gust 34 mph, limit 25. Acknowledged 7:34
AllClear Safety Log
  1. Blocker, east gate. Closed 7:52 by Josh Rivera

Closes at 5:00 PM.Josh Rivera confirms what happened to the crane pick. Then the day leaves as a PDF, photographs included.

Sample data. The people are fictional and the photographs are illustrative.
A reminder is not an alertTwo senders, two threads

AllClear Alerts7:13 AM. Something is happening now

Manhattan Tower Crane: STAND DOWN. Thunder heard at 7:12. All outdoor work stops. Reply OK.

AllClear Daily Log2:30 PM. Routine, at the time Apex set

Manhattan Tower Crane: anything to add to today? allclearhq.com/t/mtc

Reminders never use capitals and never ask for a reply, so nobody learns to ignore an alert.

One log a day, with your fields. Not a forms product.

Your rules, your fields. You choose what your log asks, who adds, and when they are reminded, the same way you set your own limits.

Kept as it happens, the same record also supports a delay claim.

What the record adds up to
The fields are yours. A form designer is not what we sell
You shape one thing: the day's log. No inspection forms, no permits, no hazard analyses, no toolbox-talk library.
No sentences written for you
AllClear adds what it did: a rule, a reading, a call, a name, a time. The account of the work is a person's, in quotation marks, and nothing anyone adds can change a call.
A tower crane from below at sunrise.

See tomorrow morning on one of your own sites.

Bring one site and the rules you already work to. In twenty minutes you will see its call, the text your crew would get, and the record it leaves behind.

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