Check in at the site. See who’s where. Decide only what matters.

What it does

• My day: today’s site on a map, the distance, the walking time and a Check in that turns green inside the circle.
• Checks in by itself as you arrive and out as you leave, while the app is open; Undo is one tap. Never in the background.
• Check in anyway with a note: the owner sees how far away it was.
• Now: the team on a map, green on site, amber away, teal in the office, and who hasn’t come in.
• Needs you: today’s plan, an away check-in, a new date asked, leave: one card at a time, with two clear answers.
• Each morning the rules prepare the day’s tasks and pick who does each one; nothing reaches the team before you approve.
• Pin a site by typing: places appear as you type, near you first; a pasted Google Maps or WhatsApp link, coordinates or a plus code work too. Or use where you stand, or drag the pin.
• Every site on the owner’s map shows how far it is from the office by road and how long a 2-wheeler and a car take, tuned to your team’s real trips.
• Trips are timed by themselves, from a check-out to the check-in at the site: on time, minutes over, or stops on the way.
• Who goes where: send people to sites day by day, with a time to reach by and a note; they get a notification.
• India’s places on every team map as you zoom in: hospitals, schools, banks, petrol pumps and temples first, then shops, offices, gyms, societies and building-material shops. About 4.5 million, from Pathankot to Mumbai; tap one for its address, or Pin here.
• Search finds a shop, a gym or a housing society by its own name anywhere in India, and “gym pathankot” lists that kind of place round the town.
• My day leads with the site the owner sent you to: by when, the owner’s note, and the road time from where you stand on your 2-wheeler or car.
• Sites lead with the client and their city, as on the project cards; the owner adds any number of sites, for a project (a second plot) or outside one, each with check-in, travel times and Who goes where.