Digitale Baustelle

Full Description

Digital Construction Site brings your construction project to your phone: tasks, plans,
photos, and project agreements – all in one place, for everyone on the team.

The app is built for everyday use on the construction site, not for the office:
large buttons, short navigation paths, and it continues to work even if the network connection drops in the
basement or during the shell construction phase.

SEE WHAT'S ON YOUR MORNING
The task overview shows your personal workload across all
construction projects, grouped by project and with deadlines. Overdue
tasks are highlighted. Completed tasks are checked off with a tap.

LOOK UP CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
All projects with status, progress, and last activity. Details include
address, timeframe, and contact person with phone number –
navigation to the construction site starts directly from the app.

PLANS AND PHOTOS
The actual project folder structure, the same storage as on your computer –
no separate world. Upload photos via camera, from your gallery, or documents. Images are automatically resized before sending.

Full screen, zoom, and sharing included. Create and rename folders,
remove your own uploads.

VIEW AND ANNOUNCE PDFs
Open plans, zoom in, and annotate and mark directly in the PDF –
even without a connection. The changes are saved and sent
as soon as a connection is available again.

PROJECT CHAT
One channel per construction project instead of scattered messages in private
groups: text, photos, and files, with @mentions of project participants.

Those mentioned receive a push notification.

SEARCH
Construction projects and files with three or more characters – the match opens directly to the
correct location in the project.

OFFLINE, HONESTLY DONE
Typed messages and task changes are saved locally
and automatically sent as soon as a network connection is available again. The same applies
to photos, documents, and annotated plans: They wait on the device and
send automatically. Under "More," you can always see what's still pending—the app never claims something has been sent if it hasn't.

RIGHTS COME FROM THE SERVER
Technicians can view their worklist and document it; project managers can additionally create, assign, and manage tasks. The server decides what someone is allowed to do—the app only shows what is actually permitted.

NOTIFICATIONS
Push notifications for new messages, mentions, and assigned tasks. The bell icon aggregates unread messages; notifications can be turned off.