Your site managers already check a card at the gate. The problem is that the cards live in a folder in the site office, the expiry dates are in somebody’s head, and a man can work three weeks on one that ran out. Describe how your company runs and you get the tables, the forms, a phone app for the gate and the reports, already filled with sites and trades like yours.
Somebody had to retype every name and certificate before it did anything at all, and that job never got finished. The big suite was too rigid, the build-it-yourself tools were too empty, and you went back to the spreadsheet that at least already had everything in it.
Gobuso starts from the other end. Your files first. Then a plan in plain English you can change. Then working software, the same day.
No sign-up and no data of yours. It designs the tables, builds the app and fills it with a company that looks like yours.
Five moments, in order. Nothing here is a mock-up of a different product: it is the same builder the button above opens.
We run 4 active sites with 60 people, most of them subbies. Every ticket has an expiry date and they sit in a folder in the site office. Last month a man worked three weeks on one that had run out. I cannot see who is out of date.
| Worker | Ticket | Expires | Valid |
|---|---|---|---|
| M. Okafor | Safe Pass | 14 Mar 2027 | Yes |
| J. Dowling | Scaffold | 02 Oct 2026 | Yes |
| P. Kowalski | Telehandler | 29 Aug 2026 | Expired |
| P. Kowalski | Abrasive wheels | 03 Sep 2026 | Expired |
tickets run out before 19 October.
Before this, the answer arrived when an inspector asked for it.
Five of Riverbank’s seven belong to one subcontractor. That is one phone call on Monday morning, not seventeen.
Four questions, a plan you can read and change, then working software.