PunchLog

Punch lists for construction teams

Open to closed.

Walk the site, pin each item on the plan, and hand it to the crew that fixes it. The superintendent checks the work and closes it. Nothing gets lost between the walk and the closeout.

Open punch item PL-0149, missing wall plate and drywall damage at switch: photo with a red circle around the damage, location, trade, due date, assignee and a status stepper
Punch list grouped by status with filters for status and trade; two items are selected and a bar offers Set status and Assign
Outstanding items report for Cruz Plumbing Co.: counts of outstanding, overdue and due today, then items grouped by floor with a photo, and a Share PDF button
  1. Open

    An open item is a red dot on the plan. Photo, circled. Description drafted for you. Assigned to a trade.

  2. Ready for review

    The subcontractor sees only their own work, fixes it, and marks it ready. In the basement with no signal, if that is where the work is.

  3. Closed

    The superintendent checks it on the next walk and closes it. Only the superintendent can.

What the walk needs

Everything on the item. Nothing on paper.

Capture

Circle it. Draw the arrow.

Photograph the problem and mark it up right on the photo. Drop a pin where it lives on the floor plan. Let the built-in assistant draft the description, or write your own. The person fixing it sees exactly what you saw.

Log punch item sheet: a photo attached with one markup, pinned on Floor 1, and an AI-drafted title and description ready to edit

Assign and track

Send it to the right sub.

Each item goes to one trade, and that sub sees only their own work. Open, in progress, ready for review, closed. Every status change is checked by the server, so the record holds up when it matters.

Punch list grouped by status with filters for status and trade; two items are selected and a bar offers Set status and Assign

Offline

Works with no signal.

Basements, elevator shafts, dead zones. Keep capturing and updating; everything syncs on its own when you are back on the network. Nothing waits on a bar of signal.

Floor plan with five numbered pins coloured by status on an architectural drawing, with tabs for Floor 1, Basement and Cellar

Notifications

A morning digest, not a feed.

New assignments, items ready for review, mentions, closed work. Push notifications you control, plus one summary by email each morning.

Project dashboard for 214 Garden Place Reno: 11% resolved, 4 open, 4 in progress, 0 in review, 1 closed, a 5 overdue warning, and recent activity

Reports

A sheet each sub can sign.

Share the full punch list, or an outstanding-items sheet for one contact, grouped floor by floor with signature lines. Photos, markups and pins included.

Outstanding items report for Cruz Plumbing Co.: counts of outstanding, overdue and due today, then items grouped by floor with a photo, and a Share PDF button

Roles

Each person sees their part.

Administrators run the company.

Register it, invite the team, and see every project the company owns.

Superintendents run the job.

Create the project, upload the plans, pin the items, check the work. Only a superintendent closes an item.

Subcontractors see the work assigned to them.

Their items, their photos, their due dates. Fix it, mark it ready, move on.

Getting started

Up and running in an afternoon.

  1. Register your company

    On this site. Company name, your name, work email. You become its first administrator.

  2. Invite the team

    From the app. Each superintendent and subcontractor gets an email invite.

  3. Walk the site

    Create the project, upload the plans, start pinning. The list closes itself out from there.

Questions

Straight answers.

Is PunchLog free?

Yes. PunchLog is free while it is in beta. There is no card to enter and no trial that runs out. Paid plans will come later, and this site will say so before anything changes.

Does it work without a signal?

Yes. Everything you capture or change is saved on the phone first and syncs by itself when a connection comes back. Basements, elevator shafts and dead zones are the normal case, not an edge case.

Who can see what?

Administrators run the company and see every project that belongs to it. Superintendents run the job and see the projects they are on. Subcontractors see the items assigned to them, and nothing else.

All 15 questions

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Free while in beta. Paid plans come later, and we'll say so here first. iOS and Android.