About the app

Create consistent daily records of subcontractor work and site conditions for smoother project coordination and reporting.

The details behind a productive or delayed site day are easy to forget by the weekly meeting. SiteJournal gives subcontractor supervisors a practical daily record of crews, activities, deliveries and interruptions, helping the project manager understand what happened while the site team still remembers the circumstances.

What it does

• Crew context: Record crews and work areas at the start of each day, establishing context for the progress and resource notes entered later.
• Located progress: Capture completed activities by location so project managers can relate the diary's account to actual work carried out across the site.
• Delivery record: Log deliveries with quantities and arrival times, making material movements easier to explain when reviewing shortages, progress or coordination problems later.
• Delay evidence: Document delays and site conditions as they occur, retaining the supervisor's account and evidence instead of reconstructing working-day events from memory.
• Manager review: Submit diaries for project manager review, keeping comments and acceptance beside the original daily record for future coordination and progress discussions.

Why people love it

SiteJournal makes daily reporting a useful conversation between the site and project office. Supervisors can tell the day's story with concrete facts, and managers get a timely record to support coordination, progress reviews and questions about resources or interrupted work.

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