The fleet side of Deadset. A digital logbook that replaces the paper one, a defect tracking app that takes a machine out of service the moment something's wrong, and service history that warns before a service is overdue.
Built for small earthmoving and plant businesses in Victoria.
Set a machine up once with its QR labels, then the logbook, defects and service history all build from what actually happens on site.
The operator scans the machine's QR code and does the prestart on their own phone. No app to install, no account to create.
A failed check or a reported problem raises a defect against the machine, not a note that gets lost.
Set an interval-based service schedule per machine, then log a real service against it.
Raise a work order straight from a defect and follow it through to done, with the history kept against the machine.
Records are added, never overwritten. A correction is a new entry that points back at the original, and the full history can be checked.
Keep who's ticketed to operate each machine, with expiry dates and a status word on the machine's own QR page.
Practical tracking for people who would rather be running machines than chasing paperwork.
Operators scan the machine's QR code and start the logbook. No account, no download.
A critical defect takes the machine out of service until it's cleared, not just noted.
Interval-based schedules flag a service before it's overdue, not after.
Every correction is a new entry pointing back at the original, so the record stands up when it's questioned.
We are taking on a small group of Victorian operators first. Look through the demo, then tell us about your fleet.
The demo uses fictional machines and data. It is cleared every night.
