Trade crews run on paper that gets soaked, lost in a truck, or filled out from memory at the end of the week. Jobwright puts work orders, FLHA hazard forms, timesheets, and job records in one app that works with no signal and is fast enough to use with gloves on. Built by an electrician who was tired of the binder.
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The work is the easy part. It's the proof of it that leaks away: the hazard form nobody signed, the hours reconstructed on Friday, the photos stuck on one guy's phone.
Jobwright's job is simple: capture the work while it's happening, on the jobsite, offline, so the record is done before the crew leaves.
Job number, site, and scope in front of the crew before the first hazard. It loads and works with no signal.
The field-level hazard assessment gets filled and signed on site, when it's actually true, not reconstructed after the fact.
Photos, materials used, and a quick site sketch attached straight to the work order as the job runs.
Crew hours and a customer signature land on the job, and it all syncs the moment a signal comes back.
The job, its hazards, its hours, and its proof in a single record that closes out on site and syncs when it can.
Job number, site, scope, and status in one place, ready to open in front of the crew and close out on site.
Field-level hazard assessments filled and signed where the work happens, so the safety record is real and produceable.
Crew hours logged on the job as it runs, per tech, so billing and payroll come off what actually happened.
Job photos, materials used, and a quick site sketch attached straight to the work order.
Loads and works with no signal in a basement, a mechanical room, or out of range, then syncs when a connection comes back.
Big targets, plain layout, and pinch-zoom that stays on. Built by a working electrician, not a software team guessing at the trade.
Jobwright is onboarding its first trade crews now. Early shops set the final feature list and lock founding terms.
Reserve your crew's spot and we'll fit it to how you actually run jobs.
Yes. Jobwright is offline-first. It loads and runs on the device, so a basement or a dead zone doesn't stop the crew. Everything syncs the moment a connection comes back.
No. We fit Jobwright to your job flow during onboarding, from your job numbers to your FLHA. You keep how you work; the app just captures it.
It was built by a working Red Seal electrician for his own crews: big targets, plain layout, pinch-zoom that stays on, and fast enough to use with gloves.
You do. Your work orders, hazard forms, and timesheets are your records and your evidence. We'll walk through where it lives and how it syncs on a call.
Reserve early access and we'll fit Jobwright to how your crews already work.