Foreman

Site Diary

A daily site diary that takes minutes, not hours.

Foreman's digital site diary lets Australian builders record what happened on every job, every day, straight from their phone. Capture progress photos, hours worked and work completed without paperwork piling up in the ute.

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A site diary is a daily record of everything that happens on a construction site: who was on site, the hours they worked, the weather, deliveries, delays and the work completed. Builders use site diaries to track progress, manage subcontractors and protect themselves if a dispute or variation comes up later.

Foreman turns the site diary into a 2-minute job done on a phone. Instead of a paper book that gets lost or a spreadsheet nobody updates, your whole team logs the day as it happens.

What you get with Site Diary

Daily logs

Record what happened on site each day in a few taps, even with no signal.

Hours worked

Track the hours your crew and subbies put in for accurate records.

Progress photos

Attach photos to every entry so you have a dated visual history of the build.

Work completed

Note what was finished so you always know where each job is up to.

Export to Excel

Download clean diary records for clients, head contractors or your own files.

How Site Diary works

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    Open the job on your phone and start a new diary entry.

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    Add the hours worked, the weather and a quick note on what got done.

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    Snap progress photos and they attach straight to the day's entry.

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    Entries are saved against the project so anyone on the team can see the full history.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a construction site diary?
A construction site diary is a daily record of activity on a job site, including labour, hours, weather, deliveries, delays and work completed. It creates an accurate timeline of the project that builders rely on for progress tracking and dispute resolution.
Why do builders need a site diary?
A site diary protects builders by creating a dated, photo-backed record of what happened on site. It helps justify variations, resolve disputes, manage subcontractors and keep clients informed.
Can I use Foreman's site diary without internet on site?
Yes. Foreman is built for real construction sites, so you can record diary entries and photos even with poor or no signal, and they sync once you're back in range.
Can I export my site diary records?
Yes. You can export your diary entries to Excel at any time to share with clients, head contractors or to keep for your own records.

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