Your crews clock in from their own phones the moment they reach the yard or the property. You see who showed up, which truck is short, and where every crew actually is, from your kitchen table. One flat price for up to fifty guys, no per-seat charge.
Fifteen guys, three crews, forty-two yards a day. The owner used to drive to the yard to count heads. Now the phone buzzes at 6:31 with who clocked in and where.
You used to drive to the yard at six to see who turned up. Now your phone buzzes at 6:31 with each name and the place. You find out a guy is missing before the truck leaves, not when the customer calls.
Make each lead a supervisor and they run their own truck: they see their crew, post an open shift, and send their guys a note without it going to all fifteen.
A code and a four-digit PIN. No email, no app store, no company phone. They tap I'm here when they reach the property, and that's the whole ask.
Check-in to check-out, per man, per day, straight to a CSV. Hours to two decimals. Hand it to whoever cuts the checks and stop rebuilding paper timesheets on a Sunday.
The 14-day free trial is on the monthly plan and needs no card. Cancel any time and you keep the plan through the day you have paid for.
This is the Crew plan. Same app, same price, whatever you use it for.
They need a phone that opens a web page, which is nearly all of them. There is nothing to download and no account to make: they tap your link, put in their first name and a four-digit PIN, and they are in. No email address, no phone number.
No. Location is read only at the moment somebody taps a button, and never in between. There is no map, no breadcrumb trail, no background tracking. If a tap comes from somewhere that is not the job, it is flagged as unconfirmed and you can ask about it.
Save the regular places once and check-ins verify against any of them. For one-off properties the tap still records the time and whether the location matched, and your crew lead can add a note.
Post it as an open shift. Every guy sees it, the first one to tap I'll take it has it, and you get told who. No phone tree, no group text at nine at night.
$29 a month, or $290 a year. That is the price for up to fifty people. It does not go up when you hire, and there is no charge for somebody who left.
Three trucks, fifteen guys, forty-two yards. Crews clock in by location from their own phones, open shifts go to the first tap, and hours come out as a CSV. $29 a month flat, up to 50 people.
