Where the project is heading

An inventory module spanning the admin dashboard and the driver PWA, covering both material stock and consumables. Operators update what is in the store and assign items or material to a vehicle or a driver. After a job, a driver records what was used — say 5 kg of grit salt — and it is deducted from stock, so the operator has an internal overview of where, what, when, and how much was consumed. A return interface books borrowed material back into the store at the end of the day, keeping a running picture of where everything is.

Plan the order in which sites are served across a shift, so that routes are organised rather than improvised.

Define an area around a site so that arrival and departure can be recognised automatically, without manual check-ins.

More interface languages beyond those available today — Polish and Spanish are next on the list.

Documentation tuned to German liability documentation conventions.

Documentation tuned to US contractor expectations.

Documentation tuned to Canadian provincial differences.

Documentation tuned to UK GDPR and HSE context.

Documentation tuned to Austrian liability practice.

Documentation tuned to Swiss cantonal practice.

A documented public REST API for read-only integration into ERP and accounting systems. The architecture is prepared; the API surface is not yet defined.

For larger operators who run more than one installation, a roll-up view across installations. Not in scope today.

Operators who do not want to self-host could opt into managed hosting on the maintainer's infrastructure. Optional, never required.

Mowing, hedge cutting, and other ground maintenance operations using the same GPS + weather + photo + PDF model.

Allow operators to switch between winter and summer modes without separate installations.