Three interfaces. One service record.

The whole standard, on the clock, in one hand.

One thumb, one shift, bright daylight, cheap Android. The timed task is the interface.

The timed task

Target time, live countdown, four phases.

Evidence as a gate

A step needing proof will not tick without it.

Sequenced readiness

Briefs unlock in the order the work happens.

A record they own

Verified standards and readiness, theirs to carry.

Mobile-first · built for the phone already in their pocket

Put attention where service needs it.

Who needs a decision right now, and which standards are moving. One screen, fed by the floor.

The live service picture

Readiness, service health and guest signal, together.

Assignment, not chasing

Push a standard to a role, floor or person.

Exception handling

Routine clears itself. Blocked rooms surface.

Standard-level results

Which standards lift performance, and which get worked around.

Desktop-primary · the live service picture

Turn the standard into a clear shift sequence.

Write it, mark which steps need proof, publish. It is in tonight's shift.

Subtraction-first authoring

A form, not a page builder. Everything else removed.

Evidence by design

You decide where proof is mandatory. It becomes a gate.

Publish straight to the shift

One action puts it in the library and on the desk.

The loop closes

Floor feedback routes back, with the version attached.

Desktop · where the standard gets written