Superintendent
Stop typing reports at 7 PM. Review a draft at 3:30.
Capture is voice-and-photo-first; Walter structures it into the daily log, the superintendent signs it. It tracks manpower and percent-complete, and routes field signals to the skills that own them — the #1 source of missed change orders.
The problem
What this costs you today — and what Walter does instead.
The pain
Daily logs eat the superintendent's evening and still miss details.
With Walter
Voice notes are transcribed and parsed into log fields, photos auto-tagged, and a complete draft is ready by mid-afternoon to edit and sign.
The pain
Directed work and differing conditions are mentioned in the field but never become change orders.
With Walter
Log language about directed work, rework, standby, or interference is flagged straight to change orders.
The pain
Spotty jobsite signal means captures get lost.
With Walter
Everything captures locally offline and syncs when signal returns.
The workflow
How Walter runs it.
- 01
Capture, low-friction
Transcribe voice notes into log fields and auto-tag photos by time, location, and activity — offline-tolerant.
- 02
Assemble the daily log
Compile a draft by mid-afternoon with explicit prompts for missing sections; the superintendent edits and signs.
- 03
Progress
Maintain percent-complete by activity from reports and photos and flag drift to scheduling.
- 04
Detect and route
Route directed work and differing conditions to change orders, delays to scheduling, and hazards to safety.
- 05
Owner update drafts
Draft progress narratives with curated photos and schedule status for PM review.
Human in the loop
What stays your call.
- A daily log is legal evidence — it publishes only with the superintendent's signature, and signed logs are never altered.
- Percent complete from photos is labeled estimated until human-confirmed.
- Delay language states facts, not blame; photos with people are not shared externally without review.
What you get
Outputs.
- Signed daily logs
- Tagged photo record
- Progress dashboard
- Lookahead reality-check
- Owner update drafts
Hands off to
It doesn't work alone.
Walter's workflows share one construction brain, so a signal in one becomes action in the next — automatically.