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Keep the client in the loop

Three photos and one sentence at the end of each day. Buildlog turns them into a site diary your client actually reads.

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How it started

Fewer phone calls, fewer arguments, better jobs

We built Buildlog for a kitchen fitter who was spending an hour every evening answering "how is it going?". Now his clients get a diary entry at six, with photos, and the phone stays quiet.

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Three things in one app

Everything a small site needs, nothing it does not

No project-management course required. If you can send a photo on your phone, you can run Buildlog.

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Daily

Site diary

Photos, a sentence, the weather and who was on site, every day, in order.

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Changes

Variations

When the client changes their mind, the price change is written down and agreed in the app.

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Sign-off

Snag list

Walk the job with the client at the end, tick off every snag together, done.

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Why builders keep using it

  1. 01 · It takes two minutes

    At the van, at the end of the day. Talk into the phone; Buildlog types it up and fixes the spelling.

  2. 02 · Clients stop chasing

    Our builders report around 70% fewer "just checking in" calls once the diary is running.

  3. 03 · A record that protects you

    Every photo is dated and kept for six years. If there is ever a dispute, the diary is the evidence.

What builders say

Mark D., extensions

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"My clients forward the diary to their parents. I have never had so many recommendations."

Sophie K., kitchens

A builder standing on scaffolding among steel beams, holding a timber board.

"The variations log alone paid for it. Nobody argues about the extra socket any more."

Ade O., roofing

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"Roof jobs are invisible from the ground. Now the client sees every row of tiles."

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Ready for a demo?

Twenty minutes on the phone, then a month free

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Solo trader£12 / month

Team up to 10£39 / month

Clientsalways free

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Before your first job on Buildlog

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What the client sees

Only what you publish. Draft entries stay private until you press send, so a bad day can wait until it is a good one.

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What you control

Which jobs, which clients, and which photos. Nothing goes out without you, and you can switch a job to private at any time.

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What it costs

From £12 a month after the free month, no contract. Clients never pay and never need an account.