Progress Report Template Clients Actually Read
Free construction progress report template (PDF): completed work first, honest percentages, risks with owners. The weekly structure clients don't skim past.
Posts from the PinMy team on visual collaboration, field workflows and product updates.
Free construction progress report template (PDF): completed work first, honest percentages, risks with owners. The weekly structure clients don't skim past.
How to document a CCTV install: camera schedule with serials, cable routes, commissioning checks and the handover pack clients expect. Free checklist inside.
Free installation & service report template (PDF + Excel): tasks, serial numbers, tests and client sign-off — the document that triggers your invoice.
Free daily construction report template (PDF + Excel): manpower, work done, deliveries, delays. Plus what site diaries must record in ES, IT, DE and PT.
Free punch list / snagging template (PDF + Excel): locations, trades, priorities, closure evidence. Plus the workflow that gets items actually closed.
Construction report types explained — punch list, daily report, inspection, service, progress, handover. Who writes each, when, and free templates for all.
Connected field documentation: why the industry wants site plans to stop being static files — and how anchoring observations to the plan makes site notes traceable.
Honest construction software: a plain list of what PinMy is not — not a CDE, not BIM coordination, not a PM suite — and why being clear about the edges earns trust.
Building in public: why we shipped a 3D viewer before we were sure of demand — a story about demand-driven development and shipping a real but modest version to learn.
Guest collaboration for construction: share a plan and let a client or visitor join with just a name — no account, no install — and pin feedback right where they mean it.
Pins on a 3D model from your phone: upload an IFC, open a lightweight 3D viewer on mobile, and drop located pins with photo and voice — a dated snapshot, not BIM coordination.
A construction Kanban board that fills itself: assign a pin on the plan and it lands on the board automatically, so your snag list is the live state of the work, not a chore.
Voice note transcription for construction: speak a note on the plan and PinMy auto-transcribes it across 20+ languages, so it's searchable and readable by a mixed crew.
A fair comparison of construction documentation methods — paper, Excel, WhatsApp and PinMy — across location, search, ownership and status, so you can choose honestly.
Looking for a PlanRadar alternative? An honest guide to when a heavier platform is right and when a simple construction app is the better first step up from paper.