KORBIS·DISPATCH
Field dispatch, self-hosted

No crew login.No install.No signal needed.

The office holds the only account. A crew scans the tablet in the truck or types six characters on any phone, and the day is already on the device.

  • Zero-install. The browser is the install, so there is no app to install.
  • Offline-first. The day queues on the device and syncs itself when signal returns.
  • Photographs, measurements and signatures land on the record as they happen.
  • Zero outside services. This page and the product call nobody.

The office writes it

One work order, filed under an address. Gate code, contact, site notes: typed once, and every day of work at that address inherits them.

One packet, one tablet

It loads onto the tablet in the truck with a six-character code. That is the whole handoff — nobody on the crew is issued a login, and there is nothing to install.

No signal is a normal condition

Six crews out, and the link is gone. They keep working; the day writes to the device. If one of them needs the office, the screen goes red and a push reaches your phone.

It all lands back

Signal returns and the queue drains on its own — photographs, measurements, signatures, onto the order they belong to. Nobody retypes an evening's work.

Who this is for

Concrete, electrical, telecom, property.

Right now it is a phone tree. You call the foreman at 6:40 because the gate code changed. He texts you four photos at noon that do not belong anywhere. At 5:30 somebody sits down and retypes the day off a mud-stained sheet into the invoice, and the one measurement everybody needs is in a text thread on a phone that is about to go through a washing machine. That is the morning this replaces.

Concrete and flatworkElectrical serviceUtility pole inspectionProperty and facilitiesGeneral contracting
One product, five vocabularies

It ships speaking your trade.

Pick yours. Every screen — office and crew — uses the account's own words, and a client can run under your account with their name in the corner and their vocabulary on every page.

record 26-114
POLE 4471 NESC violation crew CUtility pole inspection and repair
JOB SITE 4120 Sandpoint Rd pour crew AConcrete and flatwork
LOCATION 12 Bench Rd service call crew BElectrical service
PROPERTY Unit 214 punch list crew DProperty and facilities
STORE Yard 3 delivery crew EGeneral contracting
Receipts

Built like the work it carries.

0crew accounts to buy. Hire for the season, add a truck, put ten people on a pour — nobody in the field gets an account, so the price does not climb with the headcount.
0seat licences to renew. It runs on your own hardware and calls nobody, so there is nothing to be discontinued and nothing to be repriced out from under you.
0bars of signal needed to work the day. It queues on the device and sends itself when the signal comes back, so nobody retypes an evening at 5:30.
1plain file holds the whole record. It is one plain file: copy it, back it up, and if you ever leave, leave with all of it.
1box in the office runs the lot. Not a seat, not a tier, not a per-user plan — one machine you own outright.
6characters a new hire types to start working. No install, no rollout, nothing to push through anybody's phone policy.

No app to install. The browser is the install, and it updates when the page does.

No location tracking, ever. The record is of the work, not of the person.

No productivity score, no leaderboard. A foreman reads the day; the software does not grade people.

Underneath: no outside services, no dependencies to keep current, and a suite of automated checks that has to pass before anything ships — contrast measured, not eyeballed. That is our problem to keep true, not yours to pay for. It is why the six above stay true.

Talk to a person

Ask us anything about it.

A real question gets a real answer, usually the same day. This form posts to the same box that runs the product — there is no form service, no tracker and no third party in it, which is the whole point.

Or skip the form — call or text

The work line is 512-985-7723, and a text reaches the same person a call does. Email works too: [email protected].

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