Highlight what got built. That's the report.

Prōduk! puts the shop drawing on the foreman's phone or tablet. Highlight the finished work, log the crew's hours, and the office has today's productivity before the truck is back in the yard.

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One tap per cell. Nothing to type but the hours. The app reads the drawing and does the math.

Prōduk! on an iPad: a shop drawing with finished work highlighted in green, a toolbar of brush tools along the top and a progress bar along the bottom

Decision latency is where the margin goes

Things happen on site every day. Management usually finds out at the next milestone review, weeks later, when a slow crew or a site event has already hurt the project. The gap between the event and the decision is the expensive part.

Without Prōduk!

Event on site → weekly paperwork → monthly review → decision. Weeks.

With Prōduk!

Same day

The foreman reports at the end of the shift. Productivity, drift against target and the burndown update on the spot, and the morning digest lands in the project manager's inbox before the next shift starts.

Two minutes on any device, end of shift

The foreman's whole job in Prōduk! is these four screens. No forms to fill, no spreadsheet, no photos to email. The drawing is already there; they mark what changed.

Zone list on the iPad with each layer's percent complete and a highlighted 'enter now' button on the layer that is due today — **Open the layer that's due**Each layer shows how far along it is, and the one due today stands out.

Record work entry dialog, step one of three: date and time, number of workers, hours worked — **Crew and hours**How many workers, how many hours. That's all the typing there is.

Record work entry dialog, step two: a site photo attached and marked uploaded — **A photo of the work**One shot of what got done, straight from the camera.

Highlighting screen: finished cells highlighted in green over the shop drawing, with the cell count and square metres at the bottom — **Highlight what got done**Swipe over the finished area. The quantity and percent complete update as you go. Save, done.

Everything the field side does

Built to be fast on a job site

Every second of waiting is a reason to do the report tomorrow instead. So the app is built around the foreman's patience.

Quick on big drawingsPlans open in a moment and the highlight keeps up with the finger.
A dropped signal doesn't lose the reportIf the connection cuts out mid-save, the entry waits on the device and sends itself when the signal is back.
Today's report builds on yesterday'sEarlier work is already highlighted. The foreman only marks what's new.

The office sees it the same evening

Each entry becomes quantity per man-hour against the layer's target. Project managers watch drift as it starts, not after the fact.

Project report: a burndown chart of remaining work against the ideal line with a forecast completion date, and totals for output, man-hours and productivity — **Burndown with a forecast.** Remaining work against the plan, and the finish date the current pace points to.

Management dashboard: counts of new entries and late layers, a table of unviewed work entries with man-hours and productivity, and a late-entry signal list — **Every site, one page.** New reports from every project with their hours and productivity, and the active work that went unreported yesterday.

Everything the office side does

Measure. Decide. Adapt. Learn.

Prōduk! is a loop, not a form. Set it up once per project; the daily entries do the rest.

Define the work

Shop drawings, zones, and the layers a crew actually works.

Set the targets

A production rate and a date window per layer. Weather and off days don't read as a slump.

Enter production daily

The foreman highlights and logs hours. Two minutes a shift.

Read the trends

Productivity, drift and burndown per layer, per project and company-wide, plus a morning digest.

Small losses, real money

Productivity doesn't collapse. It leaks, and nobody sees it until the job closes out. Three leaks every contractor knows:

Minutes

Late starts, long breaks, early finishes. A little every shift.

Ramp-up

The learning curve on every new project.

Disruption

Crew changes, material delays, rework, interruptions.

Small leaks, real money. Prōduk! shows them the day they start. What slipping productivity costs a project.

Put the drawing in the foreman's hands.

Prōduk! is in use on real building-envelope projects today. Talk to us and we'll set your first project up with you.

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