Coming soon to iOS and Android

A digital memory for every elevator.

The service mechanic's logbook. Every callback, every repair, and everything your team has learned about the equipment, on your phone when you arrive.

Last repaired Oct 3 — fixed with a new door gib, using the GAL service tool.
App Store · coming soonGoogle Play · coming soon

Your elevator knowledge shouldn't leave when your mechanic does.

What it does

Works with no signal

Machine rooms and hoistways have no reception. Everything you log saves on your phone and syncs when you walk out.

Log a visit in under a minute

Visit type, problem, cause, resolution. Fault codes, parts, and tools as tags, with suggestions from your team's past visits.

Every unit's history

Arrive at Car 3 and see it: last repaired Oct 3, fixed with a new door gib, using the GAL service tool. Then the full timeline.

Photos on every unit

Photograph the controller, the nameplate, the wiring. Taken with no signal, uploaded when there is, there for the next mechanic.

Find the right building fast

Nearby buildings sorted by distance, search across everything, and your recent buildings when GPS has nothing useful to say.

Built for teams

A company's mechanics share buildings, units, and history. Owners and admins manage the team and can export its data.

How a callback goes

  1. 1

    Arrive

    Open the app. The building you are standing in is at the top.

  2. 2

    See what happened last time

    The unit's last repair, tools used, fault codes, photos, and who was there.

  3. 3

    Log this visit

    Under a minute, with or without signal. The next mechanic inherits what you learned.

For companies

Tribal knowledge stays with the team. A new mechanic opens equipment they have never seen and inherits years of history: what fails, what fixed it, who to call, where the machine room key is.

Each company's records are its own, even for the same building. Owners and admins invite mechanics, manage roles, and can export everything; nobody else can take it with them.

Coming soon

Elevators is in testing with working mechanics now. Store listings will appear here when it ships. Questions in the meantime: see Support.