Every job on the map, from Aruba to Curaçao.

Every job on one map.

The dashboard opens on a map of every project with an address. The office sees where the work is before it reads a single list.

One pin per site

Every project with coordinates is a pin. A red pin has overdue work. Tap a pin for the latest progress photo, the project’s name, its town, and how many tasks are late.

Two sites, one dot

Sites a street apart are one dot at island zoom and two at street zoom. Pins that overlap fold into one badge with a count. Tap it to zoom in on them.

Aruba and Curaçao

Work on more than one island fits to a view where each is a speck, so the map offers a switch: all, Aruba, or Curaçao. It remembers the island you chose. A company on one island never sees the switch.

Honest about the gaps

A project without coordinates is not placed. The map says how many are missing rather than dropping them on the capital.

On the project too

Each project’s overview carries a small map of its own site. It stays still while you scroll and wakes when you tap it.

How a site gets there

The project form takes the town, the street, and the coordinates. The map draws on OpenStreetMap, so no account with a map provider is needed.