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The working
world speaks.

Connect the conversations on your radios to the work that follows.

Memo connects your two-way radios with the tools you use every day.

See Memo in action
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01 / FIELD CREW ASKING MEMO

“Memo, when is the rebar delivery?”

The crew asks through the same radio already in their hand.

02 / MEMO RESPONDING

“Scheduled for ten thirty at Gate Two. No check-in recorded yet.”

Memo checks the delivery schedule and the latest gate log.

03 / FIELD CREW TRANSMITTING

“Copy. We’ll keep Gate Two clear.”

The answer reaches the crew without sending anyone to find a screen.

Illustrative workflow
Two construction workers talking together on a site
Work is a human thing

Built aroundpeople.

What people know.
Where work happens.
What comes next.

The industries we work in

Built for the work
that runs on radio.

Keep the details of frontline work available after the conversation ends.

01

Construction

Progress, deliveries, trade coordination, and site safety.

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02

Warehousing & distribution

Loading, material movements, and shift handovers.

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03

Manufacturing

Production updates, equipment issues, and material needs.

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04

Data centers

Maintenance, access, and operational coordination.

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05

Energy

Field updates, equipment checks, and maintenance coordination.

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See how Memo fits
Start with Memo Capture

Say it now.
Have it at day’s end.

A small on-site device listens to your selected radio traffic. The channels it listens to and the information included in your report are tailored to your needs and preferences.

01 / SuperNotes

Leave an intentional note.

Switch to your dedicated Memo channel and dictate a note, reminder, or update while it is fresh.

02 / Passive capture

Keep the team talking.

Memo transcribes and categorizes everyday traffic across configured, authorized radio channels.

Progress · Materials & deliveries · Safety · Coordination & blockers · Follow-ups

No software integrations required. No new software to learn. Review AI-generated reporting before official use.

From spoken work to a daily email

A record you
can work with.

The reported blocker, crew impact, and follow-up are already organized, ready to review when you prepare your daily report.

Compare the tiers
Memo Capture / Sample daily report

Thursday, October 22, 2026

Summary

Level 3 plumbing stopped at a ductwork conflict; three workers reassigned pending correction. Switchgear delays disrupted installation. Level 4 guardrail correction remains unconfirmed over radio. Level 2 concrete placement finished; safety and coordination items remain open for the next shift.

Timeline

  1. Concrete crew confirmed Level 2 west slab placement underway after morning checks.
  2. Switchgear delayed until tomorrow morning; electrical crew reassigned to other work.
  3. Level 3 plumbing stopped at a ductwork conflict; three workers reassigned.
  4. Level 2 west slab placement completed; finishing and curing began.
  5. Stored materials congested the north loading area, delaying equipment access.
Open the full reportClose report detailsPriorities, site context
& follow-upsSee the issues, locations, and next steps.

Priority

Critical
  • 09:12 · Fall protection deficiency: Temporary guardrail missing at the exposed Level 4 staging edge. Access restricted pending correction; no radio resolution confirmed.
  • 10:36 · Plumbing work stoppage: Installed ductwork blocked the Level 3 east waste-line route. Three workers reassigned; coordination and field verification needed before restart.
  • 11:48 · Hot-work interruption: Grinding stopped: extinguisher missing, permit verification incomplete. Work on hold pending confirmation.
Warning
  • 08:17 · Electrical delivery delay: Switchgear postponed until tomorrow morning, preventing scheduled installation.
  • 15:18 · Material access obstruction: North loading access restricted by stored materials. Logistics coordination requested before the next delivery.

Across the site

  • Locations: Level 2 west slab, Level 3 east, Level 4 staging, north loading area.
  • Equipment: Tower crane, concrete pump, material hoist, electrical switchgear.
  • Trades: Concrete, plumbing, electrical, logistics, general trades.

Follow-ups

  • Safety: Verify Level 4 guardrail installation and inspection before reopening access.
  • MEP Coordination: Review Level 3 ductwork/plumbing conflict; document corrective work and determine whether an RFI is needed.
  • Superintendent: Confirm hot-work permit requirements and extinguisher availability before grinding resumes.
  • Electrical / Procurement: Confirm revised switchgear arrival and schedule impact.
  • Logistics: Clear north loading area before the next material delivery.
Four tiers / A place to start

Start with Capture.
Build from there.

Choose the level of support your team needs, from daily reporting to work across sites.

Compare the four tiers
01

Memo Capture

Less time piecing together daily reports. Review organized notes from the day’s radio conversations.

02

Memo Operations

Get important issues attention sooner. Alert the right people and track open issues through resolution.

03

Memo Connected

Reduce manual information transfers and status chasing. Send radio information into your tools and return updates to the crew.

04

Memo Enterprise

Identify recurring problems across sites. Compare activity across sites with controls and workflows scoped to your organization.

Frequently asked questions

Before you
get started.

Practical answers about setup, reporting, and deployment.

Will Memo work with the radios we already use?

Memo is designed to work alongside your existing radios. We check your equipment and channel setup before deployment to confirm compatibility.

What does our team need to do to get Memo up and running?

Provide your radio channel details, a suitable location with power, and a site contact. We configure the Memo box and coordinate installation with your team.

Does Memo need Wi-Fi or cellular service?

Memo can capture and process radio traffic locally without internet access. Remote access, connected software, and outbound notifications require a network connection.

Can Memo turn radio conversations into daily reports?

Yes. Memo turns captured radio conversations into summaries and draft reports. Your team can review them and add context for work that wasn’t discussed over the radio.

Does Memo connect with our existing software?

We scope integrations around your existing tools and workflows. Support depends on the system, its access requirements, and whether a custom connection is needed.

How does Memo protect our data and our team’s privacy?

Memo captures transmitted audio on configured radio channels and processes it locally. Your company owns the data, and we agree on access, retention, sharing, and any model-training use before deployment.

How is Memo priced, and what is included?

Pricing depends on your site setup, channel count, and integration needs. Your proposal specifies the hardware, software, services, and any custom work included.

Can we try Memo on one site?

Yes. We scope a pilot around one site and a specific workflow, agree on success measures, and compare results with your current process.

Built around your site

Put your radios
to work.

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