Siri from the driver's seat, compound voice commands on site, widgets on your lock screen, and offline-first everything. FieldForge is built for the parts of the day when you can't — or shouldn't — be poking at a phone.
Six Siri shortcuts cover the moments you're least able to touch a screen. Start and stop your job timer as you step off the trailer. Complete a job as you pack up. Ask "what's my schedule" and hear it read back while you're loading the ute. Say "directions to my next job" and navigation just starts. All of it works from the lock screen, CarPlay, AirPods and Apple Watch — you don't open the app first.
On-site voice isn't one-command-at-a-time. Say "I'm done, invoice it, what's next?" and FieldForge completes the job, drafts the invoice and reads out your next stop — three actions from one breath. You can quote by voice too: "quote 200 square metres, complex" and the numbers land in a draft. And hands-free mode doesn't fall over when life happens — it survives phone calls and app switching and picks the conversation back up.
Home-screen widgets show today's jobs and revenue at a glance — the medium widget adds your next job and badges for pending and overdue invoices. Departure reminders do the travel-time maths and tell you when to leave so you're not the bloke who's always twenty minutes late. And your customers stay in the loop without you lifting a finger: automatic "on the way" and "job complete" texts go out as the day actually happens.
Everything saves on your phone first — quotes, jobs, photos, timesheets — then syncs itself when you're back in range. You never wait on a spinner in a dead spot, and you never lose work to one. If the app crashes mid-run, reopening it asks "Resume run?" and picks up exactly where you were. And a lost phone doesn't mean a lost business: sign in on a new device and your data restores.
Orders the day's jobs into the shortest run — and shows the fuel cost of the route, not just the kilometres.
Rain coming on mow day? It suggests a reshuffle — and only suggests. Your calendar never moves without you.
"4 jobs done, ~$1,200 earned." A proper knock-off summary of jobs, revenue and kilometres — the day in one card.
Clocking off with an unfinished job or an unsent invoice? The end-shift check flags it before you drive home.
Morning brief, overdue chase, quote follow-up — and it watches what you act on. Ignore a nudge three times and it stops sending it.
A running timer on every job, with pause for smoko — real on-site time, tracked without babysitting a stopwatch.