Lab Architect · For Work
Built from
the field,
for the field.
Nearly four decades in architecture and construction taught me where projects lose time: inspections, daily reports, paperwork, closeout and the follow-up after every meeting.
These five apps are the tools I wished existed on my own projects. Each one is on the App Store and Google Play.
Apps for work
Inspectr+
Professional inspection management for the field.
Capture punch items with photos, draw markup, voice notes, and AI-assisted drafting. Built for inspectors who can't afford to slow down.
DailyReportr+
Daily construction reports, built for the field.
Log crew, equipment, materials, and daily progress with voice-to-text across every field. Templates, offline-first, and ready for closeout.
Buildr+
Construction document management, all in one place.
Manage RFIs, Change Orders, Submittals, Meeting Minutes, Transmittals, Lien Waivers, Safety Plans, Incident Logs, Safety Briefings, Submittal Logs, Schedule of Values, and Payment Applications — organized by project, exportable as PDF, with voice-to-text on every field.
Closr+
Project closeout, done right.
Manage punch lists, digital signatures, document packages, and client portals — everything you need to close a project cleanly.
Leadr+
Badge scanning and digital cards for every connection.
Scan badges and business cards, share a digital card, organize every connection by event, and follow up while the conversation is still fresh.
Looking for the everyday apps? See the apps for life →
Contact
Door 1 · For work
Talk construction
Whether you're a contractor, inspector, project manager, or developer — I'd love to hear how you work and what would make your job easier.
Good places to start
- How your team runs inspections, daily reports, documents or closeout today
- The step in your process that still lives on paper or in a spreadsheet
- A feature that would save your crew time in the field
Using one of these?
App support & ideas
Need a hand with one of the apps, or have an idea that would make it better? Each app has its own support page.