Daily log in 2 minutes
Voice log, NOAA weather auto-pulled, crew-of-the-day with worker typeahead, photo+EXIF capture, owner-formatted PDF that writes itself.
Supers run the field. AOS gives you the daily log, the crew-of-the-day, the geofenced timesheet, the photo capture, and the RFI-from-the-field that the office can use the moment you tap save.
Most superintendents run the field with a clipboard, a phone full of photos no one ever sees, and a timesheet system that takes whatever the crew enters. The office doesn't know — yet.
Paper daily log. Reconstructed Sunday night. Photos on a phone, never uploaded. Weather notes by memory. The owner's Monday update is your best recollection.
Crew enters hours at the end of the week. The office takes it. Geofence violations, double-bookings across jobs, lunch breaks — invisible until payroll runs and the cost code doesn't match the crew.
A boom lift moves from Westside to Riverbend. Nobody updates anything. The GL has it at the wrong site. The next ship-out is a fire drill.
You text the PM. The PM types it up. The A/E answers. The drawing never gets updated. The next super inherits a building that doesn't match the prints.
AOS gives supers a field interface that's faster than paper but generates the records the office, the owner, and accounting actually need — automatically.
Voice log, NOAA weather auto-pulled, crew-of-the-day with worker typeahead, photo+EXIF capture, owner-formatted PDF that writes itself.
Worker typeahead, on-site clocked-in confirmation, geofenced timesheets, lunch break tracking, double-booking detection across jobs.
Geofence breaches surface as a queue, not a payroll surprise. Phantom hours flagged before they hit the GL.
Equipment pinned per site. Ship-out drafts a GL move. The boom lift gets to the right cost code without anyone calling the office.
Snap the conflict, voice-note it, route it. The drawing the RFI references is attached automatically. PM and A/E get the trail.
Photos timestamped, geo-tagged, attached to the daily log and the drawing they reference. Owner sees them on the same record.
AOS gives every role on the GC team a screen tuned to their workflow — sharing the same record with the GC, the subs, the owner, and the design team. See how it fits the rest of your GC team, or start at the commercial general contractors overview.
Portfolio backlog, FAC variance across every job, and the early-warning queue on one screen.
WIP schedule that ties to the GL, pay-app aging by owner, and cash projected from real pay-app pipeline.
Schedule-slip alerts with weather context, RFI/submittal SLA breaches, and crew-of-the-day rollups across every site.
Drawings, RFIs, submittals, pay-app prep, and the CO log — all on one project record with the budget gating every commitment.
AIA G702/G703 from the SOV, tiered AP approval with PM sign-off, lien-waiver lifecycle, and 1099 prep without a spreadsheet.
Work alongside other parts of the project? AOS also fits subcontractors, owners and developers, and architecture firms on the same shared record.
30-minute walkthrough. We'll set up a real site, log a real day, and show you what the PM sees the moment you tap save.