Lex is the AI field reporting agent for superintendents and foremen. Crews send photos, voice notes and messages as they work, even without signal. Lex writes the daily report, logs manpower, weather and delays, records work in place, runs inspection checklists and keeps safety and incident records. Your superintendent reviews and signs.
Lex · founding cohortOnboarding on one of your live jobsJob 2417 · SiteAna, Luis, Jorge + Lex
7:58 AM
Daily report, Nov 4Drafted from 12 photos, sent 5:02 PMSentSample data · Lex drafts, your team approves
Lex at work · sample data
Four steps, from the first photo to the report your project manager reads at night. Scroll, and watch it happen.
LexJob 2417 · Daily reportsField thread
East wall L2, sheathing on. Grid D/2
Drywall at Gate 2. Ticket says 540, PO was 600Work completed
Framing on level 2 east is on schedule, sheathing on.7:58
Roof shingles 60% placed, bay 3 finished after lunch.1:32
Rough-in inspection on level 1 passed.3:05
Deliveries
Drywall: 540 of 600 sheets on DN-5531. Dario is following up.11:40
Open issues
Header at grid C/4 does not match A-301, detail 4. Framers holding the opening.10:14Create an RFI from this note?Create RFI



+8 photosCrews send photos, voice notes and messages as they work, including through WhatsApp and without signal.
Lex writes the daily report: weather, crew, work completed, deliveries and safety.
Questions become RFIs, and every item is linked to its sheet, submittal or change.
Your superintendent checks the draft and sends it. Lex keeps the record with its photos.
Sample data. Lex prepares and checks, people on your team approve.
*Illustrative
12 capabilities
Everything Lex covers on the job, in one list. Each one is a first pass your team reviews and approves.
See all features by agent →Daily reports drafted from what the field sends, on your own templates.
Talk instead of typing: voice notes become structured report entries, in English or Spanish.
Every site photo filed by job, date, level and grid line, and searchable later.
Who was on site, for which company, for how many hours, and which equipment ran.
Progress by activity from the field, so billing and the schedule start from the same numbers.
Weather pulled for the site every day, with lost time and delay days recorded as they happen.
Pre-pour, framing, rough-in and closeout checklists, filled on site with photos.
Safety observations, incidents and toolbox talk sign-ins recorded with the day.
Report an incident or near miss from the phone in under a minute, with photos and witnesses.
Upload whole folders: certificates of insurance, OSHA cards, safety plans and training records are sorted and checked.
Current sheets on site without signal, with markups that sync when the crew is back in range.
A short recap of what happened across your jobs each day.
Every line has a source
Every line Lex drafts keeps the photo, note or message it came from. Open a line and the source plays right there, with who sent it, when and where on site.
Work completed
Framing on level 2 east is on schedule.7:58
Roof deck 60% placed, bay 3 finished after lunch.1:32
Open issues
Header at grid C/4 does not match A-301, detail 4. Framers holding the opening.10:14
Deliveries
Drywall: 540 of 600 sheets on DN-5531.11:40
Source of this lineVoice note
“Framers are holding that opening on the east side. The header at C/4 doesn’t match the detail on A-301, it calls for a double two by ten. Can we get the architect on it today?”
What Lex records moves on to the next agent with its source attached, so nobody types the same thing twice.
Work in place updates the three-week look-ahead and the critical path.
Meet Patrick →The same progress figure feeds the pay application and labor cost.
Meet Fina →Questions from site become RFIs that Colin tracks to an answer.
Meet Colin →A daily report ready to sign, with every line traced to a photo, note or message.
Read the field operations guide →Lex is offered to the US founding cohort. We set Lex up with each team on one of their own jobs, with their own crews, templates and checklists.
Tell us about one job in the field. We reply personally and set up a session on your own site photos and notes.
Lex is available to the US founding cohort. We keep the group small so each team gets hands-on setup and a direct line to the product team.
We set a date and set Lex up with you on one live job: your crews, your report template and a week of site photos and notes.
Lex is not part of the published plans yet. Founding-cohort terms are agreed with each team, and pricing is on request.
Yes. Voice notes in English or Spanish become structured report entries, and crews can keep using WhatsApp or text through Colin, BAU AI’s communication agent.
No. Lex drafts the daily report and the logs. Your superintendent reviews and signs before anything leaves the site team.
Yes. Field capture, checklists and current drawings work offline, and reports sync when the device is back online.
Lex records weather, lost time and the activity affected each day, with photos. That record supports a time extension request; the request itself is your team’s.
No. Your documents stay yours: US data residency, tenant isolation, encryption at rest and in transit, and no training on customer data. Our SOC 2 Type II audit is in progress.