Log the day without leaving the site
A voice- or photo-based site diary, a brief of what matters today, and your tasks up to date.
As a site engineer you spend the day in the field, not in front of a computer. Matterial lets you log the site diary by voice or photo, hands you a brief each morning with what needs your attention, and keeps your tasks in one place — so construction progress stays documented without stealing time from the work on site.
Slab pour
Rebar #4
Structure
FrontLevel 2 slab was poured. Rebar #4 arrived (2.4 ton). Crew of 8. Pending: electrical materials missing.
The day-to-day of site engineers today
The site engineer lives between the two-way radio, WhatsApp and a notebook: logging the day at night, once half of it is already forgotten, while tasks and to-dos get lost in the messages. When someone asks for an update on progress, reconstructing what happened each day is a headache.
How Matterial helps
Log by voice or photo
Dictate or snap a photo in the field and Matterial builds the day's diary entry, with date and context.
A brief every morning
When you start the day you see a summary of what needs attention: to-dos, delays and whatever was left open yesterday.
Move tasks forward
Create and close tasks from your phone, without losing them in chat messages.
Everything stays documented
The site diary builds up on its own and feeds your progress reports, so you don't have to put them together separately.
Key features for site engineers
- Site diary by voice or photo from your phone
- Daily brief with what needs attention today
- Construction tasks and to-dos in one place
- Every day logged with its date and context
- The site diary feeds your progress reports
What changes
Features you'll use
Frequently asked questions
Can I log the site diary from my phone on site?
Yes. You log by voice or photo from your phone, in the field, and Matterial builds the day's entry with its date and context.
What is the daily brief?
It's a summary you see each morning with what needs your attention today: to-dos, delays and whatever was left open the day before.
Do I have to put the progress reports together by hand?
No. The site diary builds up on its own, day by day, and feeds your progress reports, so you don't have to reconstruct what happened each day.
How do I manage site tasks?
You create, view and close your tasks from the same place and from your phone, without them getting lost in chat messages.
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