Site Journal AI · Operational

Your site journalwrites itself.

Site Journal AI joins the group chat your site already runs on - WhatsApp or Telegram. It captures deliveries, pours, photos, and exceptional events as they happen - and turns them into a complete daily journal in the Stage5 workspace - with optional sync to the systems your back office already uses.

  • No new app for the crew - it works where they already talk
  • Every delivery note and photo cataloged automatically
  • Daily journal, Excel reports, and answers on demand

Paperwork nobody wants to do.Evidence everybody needs.

01

The 7 PM write-up

After ten hours on site, someone still has to sit down and type the journal. So it gets rushed, thinned out - or skipped. The best foremen are the worst typists.

02

The short pour

The concrete plant shorts a pour, the element gets exposed and repaired - and now you're claiming damages. Did an email go out that day? What did the group say? You're reconstructing evidence from memory, and one event like this occupies you, legal, and commercial for days.

03

The 400-cubic-meter question

The weekly plan said 400 m³ of concrete. It didn't happen - and HQ found out only after the schedule had already slipped. 'Why' gets asked two weeks after anyone remembers the answer.

Everything above was already reported - in the site's group chat. It just never became a record.

In production

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active construction sites

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construction companies

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evenings spent writing up the day

One journal that writes itself.

Hangars - Work Out of the Box
Eshkol
Ofarim
A clear picture of what’s happening on every project, every day - an orderly, consistent journal you can investigate after the fact.

Nadav Davidzon · CEO, Hangars

Site Journal AI runs the daily work journal at Hangars, cross-checking supplier certificates and preventing double billing across their two active sites.

First production customer
“Site managers constantly use the photos and quick updates sent on WhatsApp groups to later sit down and fill out the official journal. It sounds like your company is building a tool that solves a very real problem.”

Maciek Wolanski

Construction Engineer, Poland

In Poland every site is legally required to keep an official construction journal (Dziennik Budowy) - and crews still coordinate the real work on WhatsApp.

The same pain, worldwide

The story, start to finish

A day in the group chat -before and after Stage5

Scroll or use the arrows

01 / 05

6:14 AM

The group never sleeps

Issues, approvals, missing supplies, delivery slips - your site already reports everything, in the only place it ever will: the group chat. And then... nobody owns it.

Riverside Tower · Site Crew06:14

Mike · Foreman

Leak on level 3 - need someone NOW

Sarah · Super

Who approved the pump for tomorrow??

Dave · Sub

Out of tie wire. Someone order 20 rolls

Yossi · Driver

delivery-slip-4821.jpg

Mike · Foreman

anyone???

Site Journal AI · Product № 1 · Operational

The daily log, done -before anyone sits at a desk

Everything the field produces, turned into a defensible daily work journal.

Listens as a quiet participant

Live

Lives in the group chat your site already runs on - WhatsApp or Telegram. No new app, no forms, no behavior change.

Mike · Foreman

Concrete truck here, starting the B2 pour

6:58 AM

Sarah · Super

rebar delivery, note attached

7:42 AM

Dave · Sub

crane was down 2 hrs this morning btw

12:30 PM

Logged ✓ pour · delivery note #4821 · crane downtime flagged. Journal is up to date.

12:31 PM ✓✓

The crew never opened an app. Nobody typed a report.

Sorts and catalogs everything

Live

Deliveries, pours, incidents, photos, certificates - classified and filed to the right project and day.

Delivery note #4821Pour · B2 · 42 m³⚠ Exceptional event5 site photosEquipment · crane

Answers questions, builds reports

Rolling out

“How much concrete in March?” - answered in chat, with the Excel to back it up.

DateElementVolume
Feb 12Pour B138 m³
Feb 19Pour B242 m³
Feb 26Pour B340 m³
concrete-report-march.xlsx

Chases what's missing

Rolling out

Messages the right person privately and follows up until the journal is complete.

Hi Dave - yesterday's journal is missing the crew count for the drywall team. How many were on site?

6 guys, half day

Got it - journal complete ✓

Works in your hierarchy

Rolling out

Each level of the org gets exactly the view it needs.

Foreman- reports in the group
Project manager- daily summary + open items
Executive- cross-site weekly view

Scales across projects

Rolling out

One agent, every active site - compared side by side.

Riverside Tower72%
Harbor Point45%
Northgate Mall91%

It knows what to ask

Every activity gets its own questions.

A pour isn't a delivery, and a rented lift isn't a subcontractor crew. The agent asks exactly what each activity needs for a defensible record - nothing more.

Pick an activity:

Subcontractor work

Which company? (required - that's how daily-rates accrue)

How many workers?

What was done, and where?

Billing: daily rate or lump sum?

Whatever isn't answered is marked as missing.

The agent never invents an answer. An open question stays visible in the journal until someone closes it.

Field tip

Say the company name, not just the trade.

“A demolition crew arrived”

“5 workers from Mahdi Demolition”

That's how daily-rate workers accrue to the right subcontractor all month - so month-end is a record, not an argument.

From the field, into Stage5

Watch what happens to one photo

A foreman snaps a delivery note. Seconds later it's read, understood, and filed - journal, documents, and supplier records, all in Stage5.

Optional sync: Monday.com, Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, Excel, and 70+ other tools.

One day, two screens

A voice note on site.A written record in the office.

Nobody types anything twice. A foreman talks, sends a photo, or forwards a delivery note - Stage5 transcribes it, works out what it means, and writes it into the workspace your office opens in the morning. At 5pm the journal leaves the thread as a finished file.

The site group

The Stage5 workspace

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Riverside Tower

Thursday, 28 September

Waiting for the first message of the day…

Nobody in the office typed any of this. The office side is a real screen in Stage5 - the journal, the document inbox and the day's open items.

Paper. Journal apps.Or an agent that does the work.

Paper journalJournal appsSite Journal AI
Who does the typingThe foreman, on paper, at 7 PMThe foreman, in an app, at 7 PMNobody - the agent writes it
Photos & delivery notesStapled, lost, or missingUploaded manually, if rememberedCaptured from the group, auto-filed
Chasing missing infoNobody chasesThe PM chases by phoneThe agent DMs the right person
Evidence for claims & disputesLegible? Complete? MaybeOnly what was typed inTimestamped, complete, cross-checked
Works where the crew talksNoNew app, new habit, new trainingLives in the existing group chat (WhatsApp / Telegram)
Reports & ExcelRetyped by the officeExports what was enteredAsked for in chat, delivered in chat
End-of-day effort30-60 minutes20-40 minutesZero - it's already done

Live on your sitein days, not months

Every digital journal on the market makes your foreman open an app and type. Stage5 doesn't. The field keeps talking - the agent does the paperwork. Group chat, private chat, or the app: three ways in, one journal.

01

Add the agent to your group

We connect a Stage5 agent to the group chat your site already runs on - WhatsApp or Telegram. No new app, no training, no behavior change for the crew.

02

It captures and files the field

Deliveries, delivery certificates, concrete pours, photos, exceptional events - recognized, classified, and filed to the right project and day.

03

It chases what's missing

Gaps in the journal? The agent messages the right person privately and follows up, so the log is complete every single day.

04

You ask, it reports

Daily summaries to managers, Excel reports on demand, and instant answers to questions like "how much concrete did we pour in March?"

And four things the agent will never do

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Flood the group

One message a day: the daily summary. That's it.

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Correct anyone in public

Clarifications happen in a private chat, one on one.

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Invent data

When something's missing, it asks - it never fills in a guess.

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Delete anything

Every message, photo, and document sent is kept.

Free resources

Start with a proven journal structure

Free daily report templates for every trade - the exact structures Site Journal AI fills out automatically.

Pricing

Site Journal AI -priced by projects, not seats

A foreman who only posts photos costs nothing extra to add. Prices in USD, excl. tax.

Lite

Single-site contractor

$310/mo
  • 1 project
  • 3 users
  • 150 AI journal items / mo
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Professional

The package most teams pick

$1,290/mo
  • 5 projects
  • 20 users
  • 1,500 AI items / mo
  • Reports
  • WhatsApp & Telegram intake
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Business

Multi-site contractor

$2,790/mo
  • 15 projects
  • 50 users
  • 5,000 AI items / mo
  • Dashboards
  • Evidence timeline
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Enterprise

Large contractor / developer

from $3,990/mo
  • 25+ projects
  • SSO
  • APIs
  • Audit
  • Custom retention
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No typing. No new app. No 7 PM write-up.

Your daily journal in minutes, not hours

Pilot Site Journal AI on one project. Your crew keeps talking in their group chat - the journal, the reports, and the evidence trail take care of themselves.

Prefer email? sales@stage5.ai