Report Completeness Lock Pass DailyReportr+
Keep the next first-half build on UI/code health: make incomplete daily reports impossible to submit quietly when photos, manpower, weather, work performed, or delay notes are missing. This protects the app's core promise without adding scope.
💡 How: Add a reusable ReportCompletenessBanner plus widget tests for empty, partial, offline draft, and ready-to-submit states; wire it into the final review screen before Supabase save/export.
Offline Document Action Search Buildr+
Fieldwire keeps winning by making plans and tasks usable offline; Buildr+ can answer with a small feature that lets PMs search RFIs, submittals, change orders, and meeting minutes even without signal. The field value is quick recall, not full document editing.
💡 How: Cache document headers, status, contractor, due date, and last note in Drift or Hive; add a local search provider and show a clear "cached result" badge until Supabase refreshes.
Deficiency Aging Heat Strip Inspectr+
Add a quick visual cue for aging inspection items so crews can see what is getting stale before it turns into a closeout problem. This is small, field-readable, and useful for transit punch walks.
💡 How: Add computed aging buckets in the inspection query/view model, then render a compact red/amber/green strip on list rows with filters for 7+, 14+, and 30+ day open items.
Competitive Intel
- Procore is pushing construction-native AI agents and automated field capture, especially around daily logs, RFIs, submittals, and project search.
- Fieldwire's 2026 messaging keeps leaning on mobile-first offline plans, tasks, markups, reports, and selective sync.
- Bluebeam is pushing AI-enhanced PDF review, Studio recovery, and Revit-connected Studio Sessions. Tactical takeaway: Leonard's apps should stay narrower and faster: offline clarity, review gates, and evidence-linked actions.
Code Health
- Inspectr+: 0 analyzer issues
- DailyReportr+: 0 analyzer issues
- Closr+: 0 analyzer issues
- Buildr+: 0 analyzer issues