What you're using now.
Group texts, phone calls, radios, and the apps built for this work each do something well. Where each one runs out, and what Walkie Pro adds beside it.
Every crew already has a way to talk: a thread, a call, a handset, or an app. None of these pages asks you to drop the one that works. Each page below names what your tool is best at, and when to keep using it anyway. Start with the one closest to the way your week already runs.
Texts, calls and radios
- Group texts mix every job together. Walkie Pro keeps them apart.What group texts are good at, where they run out, and when to keep using them anyway.
- Your calls already contain the plan. Walkie keeps it.What an ordinary call leaves behind, and what a Walkie call adds.
- Keep the radios on site. Use Walkie Pro for everyone off it.What radios do best, who they can't reach, and what's left after the call.
Other apps
- Keep CompanyCam for the photos. Use Walkie Pro for the calls about them.Two tools that answer different questions about the same job.
- Hardline writes up your calls. Walkie Pro is where the call happens.Two ways to stop losing what was said on a call.
- Jamb groups by job site. Walkie Pro splits each relationship by job.Two apps that record construction calls, organized in two different ways.
Keep the record without writing it twice.
Walkie Pro is a construction communication app. It keeps the messages and calls you already make organized by job.