Field records that hold up.
Tag the thing. Scan it with the phone in your pocket. Capture the work where it happens. What comes out is an append-only record you can hand over as an accepted deliverable.
Five tools, each covering one part of the job. Where a tool is done, we say so — a finished tool is not an abandoned one.
The tools
TrenchNote
Equipment and materials ledger. A QR code lives on the asset; scan it to see what it is, where it sits, and who moved it last.
Active · v1.0
LoopCheck
Commissioning checkout, loop by loop. Every instrument already wears a P&ID tag; LoopCheck adds a QR for checkout status, punch items, and turnover packages.
Active · pre-release
Watchstand
Bypass pumping watch log. When a sewer main or lift station comes out of service, a temporary bypass runs in its place and is watched around the clock — Watchstand is the record of that watch, round by round, through the night.
Active · v0.1
SlipSign
Same-day T&M tickets, signed on the tailgate before the crew rolls off site.
Stable · v1.0 · maintenance
MainLine
Station-based records for linear work — depth, cover, offset, and a GPS fix at every station.
Dormant · feature-complete for shipped phases
How they are built
- One PocketBase binary running on your own hardware.
- Static pages with no build step.
- Offline-first, so the field never waits on a signal.
- No accounts for field users.
- Append-only records.
- AGPLv3.
- No trackers.
All five sources live at github.com/levelbookdev.