The day’s work, on the record. Sealed.
DSLogger is the daily log built for the people who run job sites. Crews, weather, work done, photos and contacts — captured as the day happens, then sealed so the record can’t be quietly rewritten later.
Built for the person holding the tablet at 6 AM — not the office at 6 PM.
FIELD-FIRST · PHONE & TABLETEverything the day needs, in one pocket-sized logbook
Tap a feature to see it the way it appears in the app.
Today’s log — Riverside Tower
A day page that fills in as work happens: who was there, what got done, what got in the way.
Weather, attached to the day
No more reconstructing conditions from memory when a delay claim lands three months later.
From paper card to contact in seconds
Scan the card, check the read, save. The photo of the card front rides along on the contact — and the contact can be copied straight into your phone book.
The whole crew, one tap away
Roles, every phone and email, employee numbers — kept with the job, not scattered across text threads.
Seal the day. It stays sealed.
Sealing stamps the log with its date and a verification fingerprint. After that, the record reads the same for you, the GC, or anyone asking questions later.
Three habits, ninety seconds a day
Open today’s log
The day page is already waiting, with the site’s weather pulled in. Sign in with Face ID or your password — no paper, no binder, no end-of-week reconstruction.
Capture as you go
Tap in the crew, the work, the deliveries. Snap photos. Scan the business card someone just handed you. Each piece lands on the day it belongs to.
Seal it at day’s end
One tap seals the log with a timestamp and verification fingerprint. Tomorrow starts on a fresh page — yesterday’s record is locked as written.
Try DSLogger — right here
A pocket-sized taste of the real app. Start a log, fill in the day, and seal it — nothing is saved, nothing is sent.
Hover or tap any tile — each one explains what it does in the real app.
Scan tickets, invoices or documents — auto-cropped and saved with this log.
Daily log
Workers Equipment Notes PhotosNo photos.
DSLogger creates an editable copy linked to this sealed original — the original stays untouched.
Sealing stamps the exact time and fingerprints everything in this log. A sealed log cannot be edited or deleted — corrections are made as an amendment, and the original stays untouched.
A log you can edit later proves nothing.
Daily reports only carry weight if nobody could have touched them afterwards. DSLogger’s seal is the whole point: write it once, honestly, and the record stands on its own.
This log is still open. Seal it and it can never be edited again.
Made for gloves, glare and real crews
DSLogger follows your phone’s larger-text and display-zoom settings — nothing is locked small. Turn text up and even the home screen makes room, so every tile stays reachable.
One app runs full-screen on iPhone, iPad, Android phones and Android tablets — the foreman’s phone and the trailer’s tablet show the same job.
Your logs open with your face and stay locked to everyone else. Password sign-in is always there as the fallback.
DSLogger starts in your device’s language and country, and either can be changed in one confirm screen. Seven languages at launch:
Straight answers
Which devices does DSLogger run on?+
iPhone and iPad on iOS, and Android phones and tablets — one app, both stores. Layouts flex to the screen, so a tablet gets the full app, not a stretched phone window.
What does “sealed” actually mean?+
When you finish a day, you seal its log. Sealing stamps it with the date and time and a verification fingerprint, and locks the content — entries, weather, photos and crew — exactly as written. A sealed log can be read and shared, but not edited.
Do I have to type the weather in myself?+
No. DSLogger pulls the day’s conditions in automatically and attaches them to the log, so weather is part of the sealed record without any extra typing.
Can contacts move to my phone’s address book?+
Yes — both directories can. Business contacts scanned from cards and workers from your crew list can each be copied into your phone contacts with a tap, phones, emails, role and employee number included.
Which languages are supported?+
English, Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Italian, French and German at launch. The app presets itself from your device’s language and country on first run, and you can change either one.
Who makes DSLogger?+
DSLogger (DigitalSiteLogger) is developed by GT Atlas Group LLC, based in New Jersey.
Your next job deserves a record that holds up.
DSLogger is coming soon to the App Store and Google Play.