For techs and splicers

The phone app for the people in the field.

Find a fiber, record a splice, add a pedestal and take a photo. It runs in the phone's browser, and it adds to the home screen like an app. No app store. No ArcGIS license on the phone.

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A day in the field

What a tech can do from a phone.

Find what you need

Start from a list of every segment with its counts, or search for an address, a road, a splitter or a note.

Vacant, spare and in-use counts on every segment
Search across every fiber
Links you can text to a coworker

Phone home screen with total fibers, vacant count, a search box and a list of segments with colored count bars — The home screen: totals, search and every segment.

Look up and change a fiber

Tap a fiber to see its tube and fiber color, its status and its customer. Change it and save. Your name goes on the change.

Status buttons: vacant, spare, in use, to lateral, transport, dead
Customer address, lateral, splitter port and notes
Undo right after you save
Flag it for the office to check

Phone screen with the edit panel for one fiber — One fiber, ready to edit.

Work from the map

Your cables and structures on a map that works with one thumb. The GPS dot follows you, and turns grey if the signal drops.

Streets, satellite, hybrid and light gray maps
Search an address, a pedestal number or coordinates
Directions and Street View to any structure

Phone map with structures, cables and a GPS dot — The map with live GPS.

Add what you find

Standing at a new pedestal? Add it by GPS, an address, typed coordinates or a tap on the map.

Warns you when something is already within a few feet
Snaps to a nearby GIS cable
Waits for an admin before it goes into the GIS

Phone screen with four buttons: use my GPS, search an address, type coordinates, tap the map — Add a location: four ways to place it.

Record splices as you make them

Pick the two cables. Tap a fiber on the left, then its partner on the right. Or splice a whole run in order.

Tray and position on every splice
Pass or fail, or OTDR loss, after each one
Import an OTDR CSV and check it before saving

Phone screen with fiber chips for two cables in two columns — Splice trays: two cables side by side.

Photos and files

Every structure has a page with its splices, the cables at it and its photos. Big phone photos are shrunk before they upload.

Photos, PDFs and OTDR files
Edit, move or delete what you added
One tap for directions

Phone screen for a splice closure with directions, splice tray summary, cables and photo thumbnails — A splice closure's page.

Trace and check a cut

Follow a fiber through each closure to the customer. Before you cut, see every customer and cable fed through it.

Every closure, tray and position on the path
Customers grouped by how they are fed
Fibers in use with no address are counted too

Phone screen with a fiber's path through closures — Trace one fiber to its customer.

Put it on the home screen

The app shows step-by-step help for iPhone and Android. After that it opens full screen like any other app.

Sign in once with an email code
Always live data, nothing to update
Tells you when you are offline

Phone screen with install steps for iPhone and Android — Built-in install help.

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Made for the field

Big buttons, plain words and no surprises.

Thumb-sized

Large tap targets and sheets that slide up from the bottom. Works in the sun and in gloves, as well as a phone can.

GPS that keeps trying

Under trees or in a vault the signal drops. The app keeps the last known spot and picks the signal back up.

Safe to use

If someone else saved first, you see their change. Deletes can be restored for 30 days.

Want your crew to try it?

Open the demo on your phone, or talk to us about setting it up on your own network.

Talk to us Try the demo