Cut time lost in the field
Give crews a faster way to identify what they are seeing, document it clearly, and move the issue forward without guesswork.
gauge aiScan faster. Document better. Move quicker.
Cut guesswork in the field.
Gauge AI helps crews scan equipment, tags, and visible defects, then turns each scan into a clearer record, faster reporting, and a more confident next step on site.
- Built for construction, field ops, maintenance, and industrial teams
- Scan visible issues, tags, labels, and equipment in seconds
- Save every result with notes and keep the whole field record organized
- Give crews clearer next steps without adding more admin overhead
Turn scans into operational action
From visible defects to asset tags and labels, Gauge AI helps teams decide what matters, what to note, and what to do next.
How the app helps field teams
See it. Log it. Act on it.
Built for one goal: helping crews understand what they are looking at, document it cleanly, and move the job forward faster.
Faster decisions
Cut field guesswork
Give crews a faster read on what they are seeing so they can act with more context and less second-guessing.
Issue review
Catch issues earlier
Surface visible problems, judge urgency faster, and give teams a clearer signal before the issue spreads or gets ignored.
Scan flow
Speed up site reports
Start the right scan quickly so teams can document what they found without dragging reporting out until later.
Records
Keep every scan organized
Make notes mandatory, save the field context with every result, and stop losing what happened after the scan.
Scan library
Turn scans into action
Group results by category, revisit notes, and give the next crew or supervisor something clear to move on immediately.
Operational references
Give field decisions stronger context.
Gauge AI is built to help teams move faster in the field, but not in a vacuum. These references add context around the safety, labeling, and site controls that often shape the right next step.
OSHA
Lockout / tagout basics
Isolation, shutdown, and servicing controls that matter before touching energized equipment.
OSHA
Machine guarding
Common guarding expectations for moving parts, pinch points, and operator exposure.
OSHA
Hazard communication
How labels, SDS access, and chemical communication should work on site.
OSHA
Walking-working surfaces
General expectations for slips, trips, openings, ladders, and access paths around equipment.
Support
Get help when you need it.
If you have trouble signing in, managing your account, or using Gauge AI in the field, contact support and we'll help you get sorted.
Support email
tolanidevprojects@gmail.com
Contact us for help with access issues, account questions, scan history, notes, troubleshooting, or general app support.
- Email support for account, billing, or app access issues
- Help with scan history, notes, account deletion, and general troubleshooting
- Best results when you include your device, app version, and a short description of the issue