Daily construction job log

A daily log does not have to be a clipboard novel. For small crews, the best habit is one chronological timeline per job: what happened, in order, with proof attached. That is easier to review than fifty unrelated camera-roll shots.

What belongs in the log

• Arrivals and major tasks completed.
• Materials delivered or delayed.
• Inspections, tests, or failures.
• Conversations that changed scope. Voice plus a caption helps.

How Job Site Records models it

Each Job has a timeline grouped by date. Items can be photos, standalone voice notes, or text notes. Tags classify entries without breaking chronology. Search and filters on the job list help you jump back to active work.

Export when someone asks "what happened Tuesday?"

Select the relevant date range (export supports ordering and optional date filters), include captions and tags, and share the zip. The embedded index.html gives a readable single-page summary for people who will never install an app.