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Your daily report.
Already taking shape.

Memo turns site-radio conversations into organized notes and a daily email. Progress, deliveries, and coordination blockers become material you can review and reuse when it's time to report.

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For commercial project teams that work over radio
Your daily brief

The day, ready to write up.

01
Progress & crew updates

Installation progress reported; crew move planned.

02
Deliveries & delays

Delivery waiting; unloading space being checked.

03
Coordination blockers

Coordination blocker; crew reassignment reported.

Reported. Organized. Yours.
Your existing radiosOn-site Memo Base StationNotes you can use.
In your working day

You were there all day.
Why reconstruct it tonight?

Choose a moment.
See what comes out of the conversation.

Sound familiar?

What got done, and what's next?

The superintendent hears the updates. Writing them down can become a second job.

Over the radio
“We've finished the installation in the west area. The crew is moving to the next section after lunch.”
Capture / Daily email
From conversation to report

Progress & crew updates

  • Installation in the west area reported complete.
  • Crew move to the next section planned after lunch.

Start the daily report with the progress your team already shared.

More prepared. Less piecing it together.

Finish the day
with a report to build on.

Start from the day's updates

Review spoken progress, deliveries, and blockers in one organized email.

Keep the reason with the event

Bring reported context into conversations with the project manager.

Make the report yours

Check the notes, add what happened off radio, and reuse them in your daily log.

Start useful. Build from there.

A record.
Then a next step.

Start with the daily email. Add follow-up and connected workflows when the work calls for them.

01Capture

Keep the detail.

Progress, delivery, and coordination notes ready for your daily report.

No software integration required
02Operations

Follow it through.

Configured alerts and follow-up on repeated blockers or reported issues.

Includes Capture
03Connected

Put it into the workflow.

A draft daily-log note for review through a validated project-software connection.

Includes Operations
All four tiers, including Enterprise
Built around your site

Keep the radios.
Start with one workflow.

An on-site Base Station listens to selected, authorized radio channels. We confirm compatibility, reporting needs, and data flows with your team.

Keep the tools your project runs on.

Capture gives you copy-ready material. Your team still reviews the record and approves the work.

01Do we need a Procore connection?

No. Capture supplies notes and daily email without one. Any direct Procore workflow requires separate integration validation.

02Can a foreman deliberately leave a note?

Yes. SuperNotes are intentional notes through the configured radio setup. Passive capture uses existing conversations on selected channels of your supported radio system.

03Does this create an official record or approve extra work?

No. Review the AI-generated material and add missing context. Your project's verification and approval processes still apply.

More product & setup questions
Make it your working day

Bring the day you don't want to write up.

See how your radio conversations could give the daily report a head start.

See Memo in action