Built for the people who run the job.

Toolbox talks and site meetings become shorthand action items the same morning: owner first, date attached, emailed to the crew. When the plan changes on Thursday, the item updates and keeps every version, so the variation conversation starts from the record, not from memory.

And when a claim window opens, the chain is your evidence: who said what, in which meeting, at which minute. No reconstruction, no memory contest. Press play.

Site instructions given out loud carry the same weight as the written ones, until someone remembers them differently. VizField ties each one to the moment it was said, and the second pass chases what the room could not answer: the standard, the spec clause, the drawing number, always labelled with its source, always separate from what was said.

Inspections come out as defect items with owners, not a page of notes someone has to type up on Friday.

The client approves the bench swap on site, rejects the balustrade sample in the same breath, and three weeks later nobody agrees on either. Record the walk-through and both decisions live on the record with their moment, shared with the project team as items, not buried in a transcript.

Exports come out in the format your practice already issues, with the meeting and date on every line.