Shop-floor apps and factory screens for manufacturers
Information gets typed twice or lost between the floor, the office and the field. We build simple apps for the people doing the work, dashboards for managers, and screens that keep every team informed.
What we build for manufacturers
Capture data once, where the work happens.
Work order apps
Phones and tablets for updating work-order status, scanning parts and reporting issues on the floor.
Inspections and checklists
Quality checks, safety checklists and photos, saved with the job and the time.
Field service apps
Jobs, photos, milestones and sign-offs for teams at customer sites, like ScopeMark, the contractor platform we built. ScopeMark case study
Production dashboards
Output by line, targets and open issues for managers, on the web and on phones.
Factory screens
Production status, targets, safety messages and shift updates on every screen with DSTology.
Connections to your systems
We connect the apps to the ERP, inventory or accounting system you already use, so nothing is typed twice.
Simple apps for the people doing the work
Manufacturing projects start on the shop floor. We look at how work orders, parts and checks are tracked today, where information is typed twice or lost, and which reports managers need. Then we build the first app around one job and add the rest in phases.
- Large buttons and offline-friendly screens for the floor
- Barcode and QR scanning for parts and jobs
- Photos, notes and sign-offs saved with each job
- English and Arabic, for mixed teams
Factory screens that keep every team informed
With DSTology, production status by line, targets, safety messages, shift information and announcements appear on every screen, scheduled by shift and updated from one dashboard. Screens keep playing if the network drops.
We designed and built ScopeMark: three user roles, document review, milestone payments and AI job scoping, live on Google Play. Field and floor apps use the same building blocks. Read the case study
Discovery
How work orders, parts and checks are tracked today, and which reports managers need.
Design
Screens tested with the people who will use them on the floor and in the field.
Build in phases
The first app around one job, connected to your systems, then the next.
Launch and support
Training on site or by video, and the same team supporting you after go-live.
What an app costs
Starter apps start from $15,000 CAD (25,000 SAR), business apps from $36,000 CAD (60,000 SAR) and advanced platforms from $65,000 CAD (110,000 SAR). For DSTology screens, your first screen is free with a 14-day trial.
Estimate your appManufacturing: common questions
Can you build apps for the shop floor?
Yes. We build simple phone and tablet apps for scanning parts, updating work-order status, completing checklists and reporting issues, connected to your ERP or existing system.
Do the apps work with our ERP?
Yes. We connect the apps to the ERP, inventory or accounting system you already use, so data is captured once and appears everywhere it is needed.
What can factory screens show?
Production status by line, targets, safety messages, shift information and announcements. With DSTology you update every screen from one dashboard.
Do you build field service apps?
Yes. Jobs, photos, milestones and customer sign-offs in one app for teams on the road, built on the same experience as ScopeMark, the contractor platform we designed and built.
How long does a first app take?
A focused first version usually takes about 6 to 10 weeks, and larger platforms 15 to 20 weeks. We go live in phases and train your team at each step.
Do you support manufacturers in Saudi Arabia?
Yes. We work with manufacturers in Saudi Arabia and Canada from our offices in Riyadh and Ottawa, with support in English and Arabic.
Ready to stop typing the same data twice?
A free call, then a written proposal with scope, timeline and price.
Offices in Ottawa (1390 Prince of Wales, Ottawa, ON K2C 3N6) and Riyadh (7846 Othman Ibn Afaan Rd, Al Nuzha Dist., Riyadh 12474) · +1 (647) 354-2887 · +966 55 446 9093