Site diary.
DONE.
Stop writing reports after hours.
Tap. Talk. Add photos. LARD turns site notes into a PDF report when you need it.
What is L·ARD?
A site diary that
actually gets filled in.
LARD is a construction site diary app for Australian foremen, site managers, subbies, project managers, and owners who need a reliable record of what happened on site.
Speak it. Snap it. Keep moving. LARD keeps the record tied to the job, then helps generate a PDF daily site report without rebuilding the day from memory.
No bars. No desk. No 6pm homework.
End-of-day reports are where details go missing.
The report should not start when the shift ends. LARD captures the answer while it is still fresh.
From memory
A full day of delays, deliveries, defects, weather, and site instructions gets squeezed into whatever someone remembers after knock-off.
Photos drift away
Evidence sits in camera rolls, WhatsApp threads, or someone else's phone instead of beside the site diary entry it belongs to.
The office has to chase
Foremen, site managers, PMs, owners, and admins all end up asking the same question: what actually happened?
Tap. Talk. Done.
"Delivery showed up late. South wall install pushed to tomorrow. Photos attached. Rain held us up from 8am until smoko."
Three steps. That's it.
Memory is weak.
A site record is stronger.
When a delay, defect, delivery, safety issue, or site instruction gets questioned, the useful record is the one made close to the moment it happened. LARD keeps supporting photos and notes attached to the job instead of scattered across phones, paper, and group chats.
Capture the day as it happens.
Stop rebuilding the site diary at night from half-remembered details and camera-roll archaeology.
The office gets a clearer record.
Give PMs, owners, and project admins the daily site report without chasing everyone for missing details.
Photos belong on the record.
Voice notes, photos, and site details stay tied to the job, so the PDF report has the receipts beside it.
Less report writing after work. FROM THE FIELD
"I've saved 3 hours a week writing up reports which I used to do after hours at home." PAUL SZORSKY · FITOUT (MELBOURNE)
"End of shift, I used to spend 30 minutes writing up what happened. Now I hit generate." ANDREW STEVENS · SITE SUPERVISOR (MELBOURNE)
"It's a serious no brainer for me." KOSIE ANDREOU · SITE FOREMAN (MELBOURNE)
Built for site chaos.
Kept brutally simple.
Built for people on site.
Useful for the people responsible for the job.
Common questions.
Stop rebuilding the day
from memory.
Join the Android beta and try LARD on a real job.
Free to try · no credit card · built for Australian construction.