Web app access
The timecue workflow is available in the browser as well as on native devices, with native-only scan capture clearly bounded.
An honest view of the build
timecue is being built around a useful operational record for construction teams. This page separates the product foundation from launch work and future direction.
Talk to the teamThe roadmap is a conversation starter, not a list of fixed delivery dates. Items can move as construction teams use the product and show us where the record needs to become more useful.
These are the product surfaces and boundaries the timecue story is grounded in now.
The timecue workflow is available in the browser as well as on native devices, with native-only scan capture clearly bounded.
Projects, zones, tasks, assignments, photos, resources, and scan records stay connected to the work.
Retrospective worklogs keep date, duration, description, and project or task context together.
Workers, teams, specialties, organization membership, and role-aware access form the operational foundation.
Home surfaces assigned work, logged hours, project activity, task coverage, and recent records.
The next step is to make the current record easy to reach, easy to evaluate, and honest about what the pilot is testing.
Invite, verify, and support the first construction teams through a focused, feedback-led release.
Controlled accessKeep improving the path from a fresh worklog to the project view and report a manager can act on.
Workflow refinementThese ideas are part of the longer direction. They are deliberately not presented as shipped features.
CRM, client portal, communication, and client-facing timelines are future direction, not current product claims.
AI-assisted offers, recommendations, and broader on-site intelligence belong to a later chapter.
More proactive notifications and follow-up workflows will be evaluated after the core record is proven.
The roadmap gets better with real work in it.