L3 slab · morningTwo surfaces.
One project record.
Field captures the day from the slab. Office reconciles it on the web. The cost engine in between updates the budget in real time.
Having these issues on site?
Construction loses days to friction the rest of software fixed a decade ago. Here's what Vaylo actually handles — and which surface handles it.
Cost variances you only find at month-end.
Photos lost in WhatsApp threads.
Transmittals drafted by hand at 6pm.
Daily logs in files nobody opens.
“Which rev is the slab built on?”
RFIs lost in CC chains.
Field can't see what office decided.
Site event in.
The whole project out.
One log from the slab. Vaylo's engine routes it to every system that cares — cost, drawings, documents, RFIs, transmittals, schedule — in seconds.
D5–E7.RFI-142 on line L3-REBARWRITTENWA-08412 linked to ITP-04WRITTENS-203 rev C pinned to L3 area · 12 photos geo-tagged to grid D5–E7 · rev B watermarkedWRITTENRFI-142 raised · routed → structural@cox-engineers · cc QS, PM · cost flag attachedWRITTENTX-077 drafted by AI from RFI thread · recipients picked by trade · awaiting QS reviewPENDINGField writes. Office reads.
One file underneath.
Everything captured on the slab lands on the same project record the QS opens at 7am.
RFI-142 raised — spec clash, extra rebar L3S-203 rev C uploaded to registerWA-08412TX-077 drafted from RFI-142 thread+$8.2kQuestions, answered.
The things construction teams ask before they pilot Vaylo.
Field is the mobile app (iOS and Android) the site team uses to capture the day — daily logs, RFIs, photos, council sign-offs. Office is the web app the QS and PM use to reconcile it — cost, documents, transmittals. Both write to the same project record, so there's no reconciliation step between the slab and the spreadsheet.
It sits between Field and Office. Every site event with a cost implication — an RFI, a variation, extra rebar — flows through it and updates the project budget in real time, with an audit chain back to the event that caused it. It replaces the spreadsheet someone updates on Friday afternoons.
Not necessarily. Vaylo plugs into the tools you already run — it can sit alongside them and sync the records that matter, or take over the workflows where the spreadsheet-in-between is doing the real work today. You don't have to rip anything out to start.
Vaylo Field is native iOS and Android, built for one-handed use on site. Vaylo Office runs in any modern browser — nothing to install for the office side.
We're onboarding a small group of construction teams as pilot partners this year — free pilot pricing, a direct line to the founders, and first-mover input on the roadmap. The fastest way in is a short conversation.