Built for UK groundworks

The site chat that records what you built.

Kerbline replaces WhatsApp on site. Every photo is filed against the works with the sender locked in, the time it reached the record, and the location the phone reported — so when a payment application gets challenged, the record is already there.

30 days free · Set up a site in under five minutes

Kerbline
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Chats New
P1
Plot 14 — Drainage
Photo added to Run 4
3
SW
Southway — Phase 2
Backfill tomorrow AM
GW
Groundworks — Site 3
Voice note · 0:42
1
SM
Site Manager
Approved — thanks
ST
Steelfixing sub
Rebar tonnage query
TW
T. Wright 09:14
MH7 cover cast and ready for backfill sign-off.
DB
D. Bennett 09:22
Confirmed. Backfill scheduled tomorrow AM.
K
Kerbline 09:40 AUTO
Voice note filed to album Drainage — pipe bedding complete, no blockers.
Message the site…Send
The problem

A group chat isn’t an evidence trail.

Site teams already talk on WhatsApp, and for talking it works fine. It just wasn’t built to hold a record of what happened six months later, when the valuation gets challenged and someone needs the photo.

Photos vanish

Buried in a thread four thousand messages deep. Scrolling back three months on a cracked screen isn’t a filing system.

No record of when or who

A photo in a thread carries no dependable record of when it landed or who sent it. That’s exactly what gets questioned.

Half the crew can't read it

Instructions in English, a workforce that isn't. Things get missed, and missed things cost money.

It leaves with the worker

Someone moves to another job and the site’s photographic record walks off the site with them.

TODAY In a group chat
1 The photo gets sentStraight into the thread, alongside everything else that day.
2 Six months passFour thousand more messages land on top of it.
3 The valuation is queriedSomeone starts scrolling. Nobody remembers the date.
4 The bloke who took it has leftHis phone went with him, and so did the photo.
Half a day lost, and still no record to point at
WITH KERBLINE In Kerbline
1 The photo gets sentAnd files itself — sender, time, location, album.
2 Six months passIt's still sitting in Drainage where it was filed.
3 The valuation is queriedSearch the album. It's the third photo down.
4 The bloke who took it has leftDoesn't matter. It belongs to the site, not his phone.
Two minutes, and it's evidence
Who it's for

Built around the works that get argued over.

Anything that gets covered, buried or cast is a claim waiting to happen. Pick your trade and see what Kerbline captures before it disappears.

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Where it sits

Between the group chat and the big system.

Project management software is built for the office. Group chats are built for talking. Neither was built to hold evidence for the people doing the work.

Group chat KerblinePM software
Crew will actually use it Already do Works the same way Needs training
Time and sender recorded with the photo No Automatic If entered
Findable six months later Scroll and hope Filed by album Yes
Reads in the crew's language No 50+ languages Rarely
Survives someone leaving Goes with them Belongs to the site Yes
Cost of adding the whole gang Free Free — priced per site Per person, per month
Set-up time Minutes Minutes Weeks
How it works

Three steps. Then it runs itself.

Nobody needs training. If they can use WhatsApp, they can use this.

SET UP ONCE — THEN NOTHING TO MAINTAIN 1 Create the site Name it. Kerbline issues a six-character code. 4KP2WN 2 Send the code Text it to the gang. They type it in and they're on. + the whole crew 3 Work as normal Talk, send photos, record notes. The filing happens underneath, automatically.
Photos file themselves Time, sender and position attach on send. Nobody types anything.
Languages switch on Someone joins who reads Polish, and Polish appears. No admin needed.
Signal loss handled Anything sent underground queues and goes when the phone surfaces.
The record is kept When the job finishes, the site freezes read-only. Your record stays readable.
A photograph page from a Kerbline evidence pack for Southway — Phase 2.
                It carries the photograph, its server-assigned photograph ID, the time the
                server recorded it, the time the device's own clock reported, the location
                the phone sent it from and the location the camera recorded, both with an
                accuracy in metres, who captured it and their role at the time, the album
                it is filed against, and the caption the sender typed.
The features

What actually happens underneath.

Seven things the site never has to think about.

01Evidence photos

Every photo arrives with its own record.

A photo sent through Kerbline carries who sent it, the second it reached the record and the location the phone reported at the time. None of it is typed in, so none of it gets forgotten.

  • Locked at send. Attribution can't be altered afterwards by anyone.
  • Location where available. No GPS fix in a chamber? It still sends, just without a pin.
  • Compressed on the phone. Goes through on 3G without burning the crew's data.
Photo taken on site Sender · T. Wright Received · 14 Mar, 09:14:32 Device · 51.48°N 0.12°W Album · Drainage attached automatically Filed. Searchable.
One tap on site. Three things recorded, without anyone typing.
02Live translation

One instruction. Every language on site.

The ganger writes once, in English. It lands in Polish for the pipelayer, Romanian for the banksman, Lithuanian for the driver — each in their own chat, at the same moment.

  • Nothing to configure. A language switches on the moment someone who speaks it joins.
  • Technical terms survive. Drawing refs, chamber IDs and pipe sizes stay exactly as written.
  • Original one tap away. Anyone can see precisely what was sent.
SENT ONCE, IN ENGLISH Backfill MH7 — 150mm layers, compact each. PL Pipelayer Zasypka MH7 — warstwy 150 mm, każdą zagęścić. RO Banksman Umplutură MH7 — straturi de 150 mm, compactate. LT Driver Užpilti MH7 — 150 mm sluoksniais, kiekvieną sutankinti. “MH7” and “150mm” are never translated
Written once. Read three ways. Nobody switches anything on.
03Albums

Filed the way your bill is written.

Make an album for each section you measure against — Substructure, Drainage, External Works. Right-click any photo in the chat to file it. One photo can sit in several albums at once, and filing it never takes it out of the conversation.

  • Anyone can file. Not just the QS — whoever took it usually knows best where it belongs.
  • File it later. Photos can be filed weeks after they were sent.
IN THE CHAT right-click → file Substructure 28 photos · 4 notes Drainage 61 photos · 12 notes External works 17 photos · 2 notes One photo, two albums — and still in the chat too
Filing a photo files a copy. The original never leaves the conversation.
04Voice notes

Speak it. It writes itself up.

A foreman in gloves, in the rain, is never going to type a works record. He holds a button and talks. Kerbline transcribes it, pulls out what was done, what's holding things up and any quantities mentioned, then files it against the album he tagged.

  • The recording is kept. The written note sits alongside it, never replaces it.
  • Editable. Anything misheard can be corrected in the app.
SPOKEN · 0:42 TRANSCRIBED “…finished the bedding on run four this morning, about forty metres, nothing holding us up…” FILED TO DRAINAGE DONE Pipe bedding, Run 4 QUANTITY ≈ 40 m NO BLOCKERS
Forty seconds of talking becomes a dated, filed works record.
05Photo requests

Ask for the shot before you need it.

The QS knows on Monday which photos Friday's application will need. Post the request into the site chat and it stays open until someone answers it with a photo — which files itself against the request automatically.

  • Open requests stay visible. Nobody has to hold the outstanding list in their head.
  • Answered on site. Whoever's nearest takes it, and it links itself straight away.
Request open “Backfill complete to MH7 before Friday please” posted by the QS, Mon 08:02 taken on site, Wed Fulfilled Linked to the request, filed, timed on arrival. Nothing chased over the phone. Nothing forgotten on Friday.
The request stays open in the chat until a photo answers it.
06Poor signal

Built for basements and deep dig.

Sites lose signal constantly — down a chamber, under a slab, behind a hoarding. Kerbline holds whatever you send on the phone itself and pushes it the second signal returns, in the order you sent it. Nothing is lost, and nobody has to remember to resend.

  • Survives closing the app. The queue lives on the device, not in memory.
  • Never duplicates. A retry for something that already got through won't post twice.
NO SIGNAL — 22 MINUTES Online Signal lost Photo · queued Message · queued Voice note · queued Back online All three sent in the order taken
The crew keep working. The app catches up on its own.
07Evidence packs

Build the application, not the argument.

Pick the photos that back the claim — from the chat, from an album, from anywhere — and export one pack. Images come out named so they file themselves, with a summary sheet listing who took each one, when, and where they were standing.

  • Nothing to assemble. It's already filed by the time the valuation is due.
  • Kept. Finished sites go read-only, and your record stays readable. Disputes arrive late.
SELECT 38 of 214 chosen ZIP 24.1 MB 012_2026-03-14_0914_T-Wright.jpg 013_2026-03-14_1102_A-Kaminski.jpg 014_2026-03-15_0806_T-Wright.jpg Summary.pdf sender · time · location for all 38 drops straight into your submission folder
Named by date, time and who took it — so it files itself at the other end.
Getting started

Two ways in.

The company pays for the site. Everyone working on it joins free with a code — no card, no admin, no waiting on anyone.

Set up a site

For the contractor, subcontractor or QS who's paying. You become the admin.

  1. Pick a plan and pay by card. Fourteen days free first.
  2. Your organisation is created the moment payment clears.
  3. Create a site and Kerbline issues a six-character code.
  4. Send the code out. Text it, WhatsApp it, stick it on the welfare wall.
See plans →
Cancel any time · Your evidence stays readable for good
Always free

Join a site

For everyone else on the job — gangers, operatives, subbies, the client's engineer.

  1. Get the code from whoever runs the site.
  2. Create your account — name, email, phone, your language.
  3. Enter the code and you're in the site chat.
  4. Start working. Nothing to pay, ever, and no card asked for.
I have a code →
One account works across every site you're invited to
Priced per site

Pay for sites, not headcount.

Put the whole crew on it — gangers, subbies, the QS, the client's engineer. Adding people costs nothing, because it shouldn't.

Start with 30 days free, on one site.

You enter a card to begin, and nothing is taken during the trial. Cancel before it ends and you are not charged at all. We email you seven days before the first payment, telling you the date and the amount — and if you do nothing, the subscription starts on day 31 at the price below.

£249
a site, per month for your first site — and every site after it costs less than the one before.
What Stripe bills, at a few common sizes. Per site is what the total works out at — not a rate you can pick.
SitesMonthly Per siteBilled annually, a month
1£249£249.00£199
3£667£222.33£537
5 Most contractors£1,017£203.40£815
10£1,832£183.20£1,462
25£3,877£155.08£3,087

Every site includes unlimited people, all features, 50+ languages, and archiving that frees the capacity for the next job. We don’t delete your evidence.

From five sites we add priority support; from fifteen, multiple admins and an onboarding session; from twenty-one, a named account manager and onboarding across your teams.

You pay the band each site falls into, not one rate for all of them. The first site is £249 a month, sites two and three are £209 each, four to eight £175 each, nine to twenty £145 each, and every site beyond twenty is £119. Twenty-one sites is therefore £3,401 a month — £162 a site, not £119. Rolling, cancel on 30 days’ notice; annual is billed a year up front and every band is about a fifth less.

Your data

Evidence is only worth anything if it's safe.

Your sites, your photos, your record — separated from every other company on the platform and kept where you can always get at it.

Nobody else can see your sites

Every company's data is walled off at the database itself, not just hidden in the app. There's no route from one organisation's account to another's photos.

Photos aren't public links

Images are held in private storage and served through short-lived links generated for the person asking. A URL copied out of the app stops working shortly after.

Removing someone actually removes them

Take a worker off a site and their access ends immediately — including anything they try to reach directly. Their photos and messages stay, still attributed to them.

We don't delete your evidence

Finished sites go read-only rather than disappearing. If you stop subscribing, your record stays readable and exportable — because a dispute can land years later.

Straight answers

The things everyone asks.

No. Only the company running the site pays, and they pay per site rather than per person. Everyone else — operatives, gangers, subcontractors, the client's engineer — joins free with the code and always will.

We don't delete your evidence. The site becomes read-only, so no new messages or photos can be added, but everything already there stays readable and exportable. Disputes surface years later, and your record needs to still be there when they do. Our privacy notice sets out how long we keep things.

It works the same way as the group chat they already use — send a message, send a photo, hold a button to talk. There's nothing extra to fill in, because the filing happens underneath. If they can use WhatsApp, they can use this.

Anything you send is held on the phone and goes automatically the moment signal comes back, in the order you sent it. Nothing is lost and nobody has to remember to resend.

Yes. Create the site, share the code, and it starts recording from that day. Older photos from WhatsApp can be sent into the chat and filed like anything else.

Coming soon

On the phone that's already in their pocket.

Kerbline works in any browser today. Native apps for iPhone and Android are on the way — same account, same sites, nothing to move across.

Straight to cameraOne tap from the chat, no gallery detour
Location built inPosition attaches without asking each time
Push notificationsRequests and messages reach the phone properly
Works with no signalQueues on the device, sends when it can

Put it on your next site.

Set up in five minutes. Bring the crew across in a day.