QR prestarts
Each machine carries a label. The operator scans it with their phone and works through the check list for that machine type. No account, no app.
Deadset records. Zero guesswork. Prestarts, service schedules, compliance packs, site inductions and SWMS in one system built for small earthmoving and plant businesses in Victoria. Operators scan a QR code on the machine. There is no app to install.
A failed critical check marks the machine unavailable. The operator sees it on the spot, and so does the supervisor.
Check lists per machine type, service schedules that warn before they are overdue, and an induction pack anyone on site can open.
One record of every prestart and service, so you can answer an auditor or a client in minutes instead of days.
Six jobs a plant business has to get right every day, handled in one place.
Each machine carries a label. The operator scans it with their phone and works through the check list for that machine type. No account, no app.
Report a defect from the same screen. A critical fail marks the machine unavailable until a supervisor clears it, and a tag can be printed for the machine.
Set service intervals per machine and see what is due soon or overdue on one screen, with the history behind each machine.
An induction pack opens from a QR code, so visitors and new starters can read it without a login. It holds no personal information.
Keep SWMS and plant risk assessments per machine type, with issue and review-by dates on every page and a stamped PDF export.
Records are added, never overwritten. A correction is a new entry that points back at the original, and the full history can be checked.
Print QR labels for each machine, one for the cab and one for the outside. A setup wizard walks you through adding your machines and check lists.
The operator scans the cab label, does the prestart on their phone and reports anything wrong, with no account to create.
Failed checks, open defects and services coming due show on the supervisor console.
The details that matter when a record is questioned.
We are taking on a small group of Victorian operators first. Look through the demo, then tell us about your fleet.
The demo uses fictional machines and data. It is cleared every night.