ConstruTrack is a web-based daily construction report app for construction teams, positioned as a lightweight alternative to larger platforms such as Raken, Procore, and Buildertrend. It does not try to cover full project management, finance, or BIM workflows. Instead, it focuses on “what happened on site today”: work logs, worker hours, photos, notes, incidents and delays, then automatically compiles them into a daily PDF report.
The product supports daily construction reports, work logs, individual time cards, photo uploads, incident/delay records, safety and quality notes, and automatically generates branded PDFs after submission, which are emailed to project recipients. Photos are automatically compressed before upload, making the app suitable for mobile use on site. On the collaboration side, it already supports a subcontractor collaborator role for submitting trade reports, which are then merged into the main project daily report. However, team member invitations, a read-only client portal, and project-level time summaries are still on the roadmap, indicating that its collaboration capabilities are still at an early stage.
Pricing is simple: the free-forever plan includes 1 project, unlimited daily reports, time cards, work logs, notes, incidents, up to 2 photos per report, PDF generation, and email delivery. The Pro plan costs $29/month and includes unlimited projects, up to 10 photos per report, custom PDF branding, priority support, and unlimited team members, although the text indicates that billing has not yet been launched. On security, ConstruTrack uses Google OAuth for login and HTTPS for transmission. Data is stored in Railway PostgreSQL in the US region, photos are stored in Cloudflare R2 and accessed via signed URLs, and emails are sent through Resend. No information was found regarding compliance certifications such as SOC 2 or ISO 27001.
Its strengths are a low learning curve, no installation required, a mobile-first experience, no time limit on the free plan, and a complete core daily-report workflow. It is well suited for small teams that need to quickly create construction records and maintain a legal paper trail. The drawbacks are also clear: photo limits are relatively low; bulk CSV/JSON export, client portals, team invitations, and other features are not yet complete; no API or webhook has been disclosed; and compliance capabilities and enterprise-grade permission controls are limited.
ConstruTrack is suitable for small contractors, subcontractors, site supervisors, and independent construction crews looking to replace paper daily reports, Excel sheets, or scattered records in chat apps. Large general contractors or companies that require budgeting, scheduling, ERP integration, approval workflows, and localized compliance should consider more comprehensive platforms. The text does not provide information on access from China. Since it depends on overseas services such as Google OAuth, Cloudflare, Railway, and Resend, real-world availability, payment, and email deliverability need to be tested. Domestic Chinese teams may evaluate WeCom/DingTalk forms, or local construction management solutions such as Glodon and Ming Yuan Cloud.
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