Tap it. It opens.
Assembly history, readings, photos, and signatures don’t take a trip through the internet and back. You press the button and the thing happens.
Backflow software without the runaround
You opened it, did the job, and moved on. No waiting for a signal. No spinner. No logging back in because you walked into a mechanical room. That’s how Gage works.
We’re still building Gage · The screen shown here is a product concept · Built with a backflow operator who’s done this for 31 years
Everything needed for today is on this device.
Why it feels different
A lot of newer software is really just a website wearing work boots. Every tap has to call home before anything happens. Gage keeps the day’s work on your phone, where you actually need it.
Assembly history, readings, photos, and signatures don’t take a trip through the internet and back. You press the button and the thing happens.
Before you leave, the day’s stops, forms, history, and access notes are already there. Bad reception can’t take them away.
Finished jobs wait in one clear list until they’re sent. Nothing vanishes, and nobody has to wonder whether the save button worked.
It’s a pretty simple idea
The phone already has what you need. When service comes back, it sends the finished work to the office. The internet helps move the paperwork. It doesn’t get to hold up the test.
Stops, forms, old tests, access notes, and anything else the tech needs.
Find it, test it, take the photos, get the signature, and move on. Signal or no signal.
The office gets the finished record so it can be reviewed, filed, invoiced, and put away.
The “turn off the phone” test
There’s an easy way to prove this works. Start the route, turn off Wi-Fi and cell service, and finish the test. No sales pitch required.
GAGE IS IN PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT. THESE ARE THE RULES WE’RE BUILDING IT TO PASS.
Try it on real work
Pick a real route and the mechanical room where your current software gives up. We’ll load it into Gage, turn off the signal, and see whether it gets the job done.