Capture
Dictation, photo, contract, plan — in the team's language, robust even with no signal. Every source counts, not just the voice.
Spoken. Structured. Proven.
From dictation, photo, contract and plan comes documentation that holds up and everyone trusts — defects, daywork reports and evidence, traceable to the original, in every language. From the single site to the cross-border megaproject.


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Real screens from the app, filled with a fictional demo project. The scenes around them are AI-generated; what is on the screen is real.




Dictation, photo, contract, plan — in the team's language, robust even with no signal. Every source counts, not just the voice.
It becomes sorted defects, tasks and daywork reports — per trade, with an assignee and a deadline, prepared by AI.
Every item stays traceable to the original and grows into the shared record all parties trust. You review and approve.
Three interactive examples and a walk from the plan into the house, on one page.
Try the examplesSynthetic examples, no connection to project data.
Field captures on site, Studio brings plans into the browser, Cloud handles operations and region. Archive keeps the evidence after the project ends, Operations carries the finished building on. All five work on the same evidence chain, not on five copies of it.
Capture on site: dictation to evidence, defects, daywork reports, portal and 40 languages.
Learn morePlans and models in the browser: import PDF plans, suggest rooms from plan text, link areas. Creates models in the browser where none exist.
Learn moreOperations and coordination: choose a region, bring your own AI keys, interop and evidence documents.
Learn more2026 is the beta year: Field, Studio and Cloud are built, you see real working state, and not every feature is finished. General availability is planned for 2027, not promised.
Evidence that outlives the project: read access, export and a yearly integrity check after a project ends.
Learn moreThe decades after handover: warranty, inspection cycles and maintenance evidence on the building.
Learn moreArchive and Operations are built and in beta: not yet in use at a customer, but fully described on their pages. The full buildout continues into 2027.
Training and qualification: practice environment, partner path and help in 40 languages.
Learn moreRollout and process advice through qualified partners.
Learn moreFigures and comparisons from real construction data, after the beta.
Learn morePass on templates, find companies, connect tendering.
Learn moreServices sit below the lines: a purchase decision of their own, at a price of their own. Academy is taking shape, the other three are plans.
These capabilities are built and tested. They have not been in use at a customer yet: 2026 is the beta year, general availability is planned for 2027.
Before a layer is closed, Field asks for the photo. Whatever disappears behind plaster, screed or ceiling is documented beforehand.
Trace it over, scan the old plan, photograph the hand sketch, scan the room with an iPhone, load the surveyor's point cloud. Whatever is recognised automatically arrives on screen as a proposal to check, not as finished truth.
On site a deadline is rarely a fixed date: if a defect is put right, it starts again, if it is negotiated, it stands still. Cloud keeps that course per defect and names the working days left, with weekends and company holidays already taken out.
An archived project can no longer be changed, deleted or added to afterwards: not by your own admin and not by us as the provider. Once a year the archive recalculates every checksum and files the result with a timestamp.
For every warranty period taken over, Operations calculates an inspection date some weeks before it ends and proposes it. If it falls on a weekend, it moves. People walk the building and decide.
A selection, not a feature list. What stands here exists in the product; what does not stand here is neither promised nor ruled out.
Evidence over rank: every step from the spoken word to approval stays traceable, while a suggestion never takes effect on its own.
FIDIC, AIA, ConsensusDocs, JCT, VOB and custom frameworks are versioned. Chops, hanko, dojang and company stamps are recorded only as technical confirmations, with no claim of special legal effect.
Spoken original, transcript, suggestion and human decision form a continuous chronology that is never silently overwritten.
Before evidence protects client and contractor alike. Companies can challenge scorecards; site management records the decision.
Use cases
Anywhere work is discussed, ordered and signed off on site — from the single building site to the cross-border megaproject.
FieldScattered sites, rotating crews, sign-offs in the field — defects and evidence stay documented, captured even with no signal.
Tight schedules, many trades in parallel — the dictation after the site meeting becomes the trade-sorted task list.
The everyday: defects with photo and deadline, daywork report by dictation, sign-off signed on the device.
Long timelines, many variations — every instruction backed by its source, warranty deadlines tracked for years.
EU, US and APAC on the same project — everyone works in their own language, the evidence original stays unambiguous.
Chinese, Korean or Vietnamese crews — multilingual from capture to report, data residency by choice.
Where Gewerkton works
For distributed assets and rotating crews: technical work is joined into one evidence trail, including periods without connectivity.
Inspection states remain available as versioned snapshots, with mandatory open points visible.
Append-only module events trace the chain through dispatch, transport and installation.
Aerial images, file hashes and confirmed weather snapshots extend the chronology.
The field report syncs exactly once. O&M and dispute exports remain neutral and bound to hashes.
Mobile app · Beta
The Gewerkton app for iPhone (beta via TestFlight) and Android (test version) captures defects, photos and dictation offline in an encrypted database on the device and syncs later, with its own view for conflicts. On iPhones with LiDAR, a room is scanned with Apple RoomPlan. The app speaks German and English, the web app 13 interface languages (11 of them machine-translated drafts), and content works in 40 languages.
Trust first
Confidential data stays under control — transcription on our own server without external speech services, access only by role and project, and personal data goes to the AI provider only with the consent of the company and those involved; names from meetings are replaced first.

Embedded Noto fonts render Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Thai and Devanagari correctly in PDF reports.
From the first crew to the thousand-strong contractor: one tenant, clear roles, your data in the EU or in your own house.
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AI-generatedRun in the EU — or entirely in your own data centre.
In the beta, Gewerkton uses NVIDIA (USA) as the operator's AI provider, for personal data only with consent; plan data goes there only after the site manager confirms that the people named in the title block have consented. Meetings and dictations go there only with the consent of the company and the participants, with names replaced first. Organisations can instead use their own key with one of 14 providers, including EU options such as Mistral. Switching stays a setting. With your own key, each region chooses AI hosted in a country it trusts, for example Chinese models such as Qwen or DeepSeek for customers in China.
Continuous audit trail, backup and restore.
Organisations, projects and permissions cleanly separated and isolated.
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