tile 01 · design
ops writes
the workflow.
35 step-type primitives, dragged on a canvas, versioned like code, published in seconds. no release. no app store.
produces · workflow_version (json)
live · jobs on file today — for field operations
every job,
on file.
ops writes the workflow once. onfield runs it on every truck, every visit, every signoff — offline by default, synced before the tech leaves the driveway.
01 — the platform
one workflow,
four acts.
ops writes
tile 02 · run
the runtime collects
evidence.
one screen, one thumb, glove-friendly. offline queue, native camera, signed pdf — built for the truck, not the browser.
soon · jul 2026
produces · job_values · evidence · audit_log
tile 03 · close
the office and your
stack see it land.
signed pdf, captured signature, webhook to your crm — before the rep is back in the truck.
soon · jun 2026
produces · signed_pdf · webhook · contract_v1
tile 04 · see
the dispatcher
watches it light up.
live feed, flagged readings, per-workflow report. the audit is a query, not a binder.
soon · sep 2026
produces · live_feed · report · audit_log
02 — verticals
one runtime.
seven trades.
the same runtime, the same evidence pipeline, the same offline queue — under every workflow. ops never makes a tech learn a new app to handle a new job type.
— hvac service
"we wrote the diagnosis form once. every tech runs the same one now — and i stopped getting 9 pm phone calls about which checklist."
8 steps · 2 photos · signature
hvac_service_v1 — home health
"vitals, medication photo, condition note, signature. four steps. compliance auditor signs off in minutes, not days."
5 steps · vitals · signature
nurse_home_visit_v1 — route delivery
"barcode scan, drop photo, signature, COD. the driver does not fight a UI in the rain. dispatch sees the proof before they are back in the cab."
6 steps · scan · COD
parcel_delivery_v1 — field sales
"site survey, sizing, pricing cascade, margin guard, branded proposal — signed at the kitchen table. no spreadsheet. no second visit."
13 steps · pricing · approval
field_sales_v1 — field inspections
"photo grid, scoring, signoff. the report is finished — and signed — before the inspector pulls out of the driveway."
12 steps · photo grid · signed pdf
property_inspection_v1 — commercial install · mep
"permits, sub-contractors, daily punchlists, walk-down. one workflow runs the job from kickoff to closeout — the GC sees what is actually done."
multi-day · punchlist · approval
mep_install_v1 — mobile clinical
"hospice, dialysis, mobile vet. every visit is a record. every record is a charge. compliance auditors stop asking for the PDF."
7 steps · meds · signoff
mobile_clinical_v1 — bring your own
the runtime does not care what you call the job. write the workflow; we will run it.
the runtime is the same
your_workflow_v1 03 — built for the truck
one thumb.
one screen.
in a glove.
we did not port a browser. the runtime was built for a panel van, in the rain, with one bar of signal — and a phone in a glove. tap targets that miss are a safety issue. tabs and wizards lose data. spinners get thrown across a parking lot.
- one decision per screen — never two
- targets sized for gloves and cold hands
- offline queue runs for hours, replays on first signal soon · jul 2026
- native camera, gps, scanner, signature soon · jul 2026
— operators do not visit this page. ops does. this is the half ops cannot watch.
06 — why we built this
we tried the
alternatives.
we tried creatio. it is a fine browser crm and a brutal mobile experience for anything that lives in a basement or a panel van. workflow apps run badly on it because the runtime was never written for the truck.
we tried custom-building it. one cpq screen for a field-sales rep was 80+ hours of bespoke react-native, then it had no offline, then ops could not change it without us. then we did it again for an asset-tracking app. then again for an inspection app.
onfield is the third try. one runtime. one file format. the workflow is configuration. the dispatcher edits it on a tuesday afternoon. engineering does not ship a release.
— made by people who got tired of building the same panel-van screen.