For Landscapers

Construction documentation app for landscaping contractors and site reports

Record your work on-site and keep proof of ground prep, planting, and hardscape installations.

Start recording your work

Request a demo

For Landscapers

Construction documentation app for landscaping contractors and site reports

Record your work on-site and keep proof of ground prep, planting, and hardscape installations.

Start recording your work

Request a demo

Trusted by construction pros across Germany

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50+

Construction projects

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4.8 ★

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GDPR

Compliant

BSFZ

Certified

Trusted by construction pros across Germany

Icon

50+

Construction projects

Icon

4.8 ★

Rating

Icon

GDPR

Compliant

BSFZ

Certified

Trusted by construction pros across Germany

Icon

50+

Construction projects

Icon

4.8 ★

Rating

Icon

GDPR

Compliant

BSFZ

Certified

The Problem

The Problem

Work gets done. But it's not documented.

Work gets done. But it's not documented.

Unpaid extra work

The client asked for an extra row of pavers or three additional shrubs "on the fly." Without a digital trail, you're losing out on labor and material costs for high-end greenery.

Unpaid extra work

The client asked for an extra row of pavers or three additional shrubs "on the fly." Without a digital trail, you're losing out on labor and material costs for high-end greenery.

Disputes with clients

The lawn is in, but the client claims the soil wasn't enriched or drainage wasn't installed. Without "under-the-surface" photos of the prep work, you're on the hook for costly excavation and replanting.

Disputes with clients

The lawn is in, but the client claims the soil wasn't enriched or drainage wasn't installed. Without "under-the-surface" photos of the prep work, you're on the hook for costly excavation and replanting.

Rework & wasted hours

Installing the wrong stone grade or planting a species in the wrong sun exposure means tearing it all out. Clear site notes catch layout errors before the first excavator bucket hits the dirt.

Rework & wasted hours

Installing the wrong stone grade or planting a species in the wrong sun exposure means tearing it all out. Clear site notes catch layout errors before the first excavator bucket hits the dirt.

Lost time on reports

Your day doesn't end when the equipment is loaded. Stop trying to remember every cubic meter of mulch and every tree variety while your dinner gets cold.

Lost time on reports

Your day doesn't end when the equipment is loaded. Stop trying to remember every cubic meter of mulch and every tree variety while your dinner gets cold.

How it works

How it works

Create a construction daily report while you work.

Create a construction daily report while you work.

You don’t write reports. You record what happens on site.
You don’t write reports. You record what happens on site.

Step 1

Speak what you see

Voice-record soil conditions, plant species, and zone-by-zone progress as you work.

Speak what you see

Voice-record soil conditions, plant species, and zone-by-zone progress as you work.

Step 2

Add photos & videos

Snap evidence of drainage pipes, foundation layers, and the finished garden layout.

Add photos & videos

Snap evidence of drainage pipes, foundation layers, and the finished garden layout.

Step 3

Get a structured report

Everything auto-organized into a timestamped daily report.

Get a structured report

Everything auto-organized into a timestamped daily report.

What you document

What you document

Your construction log. Always complete.

Your construction log. Always complete.

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Poor soil quality, drainage issues, or hidden utility lines

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Extra grading, unplanned tree removals, or changed plant lists

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Damage caused by other trades (heavy machinery on fresh sod)

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Daily work progress

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Rework and fixes

Proof when you need it

When something is questioned, you have proof.

Day 1

You arrive on-site. You notice the site is waterlogged or the previous contractor’s grading is off.

Action

Voice-record the condition and snap a photo before you lay the first stone or plant.

Day 14

Two weeks later, when a retaining wall shifts or plants fail to thrive, the issue is blamed on your installation.

Action

You open the report. What, when, and how — all documented.

You show:

What was recorded
What was recorded
When it happened
When it happened
What it looked like
What it looked like
No discussion needed.

Start documenting your work on site!

Start recording your work

Request a demo