Field Capture Adept
Structured asset data, captured in the field
Technicians and surveyors keep the asset, its place, the person who recorded it, and the evidence that supports the record in one project — even when the site has no signal.
by Petropardaz Arvand · One Step Ahead
Offline
No account required on site
EN + FA
Interface and layout
Android
Phones and tablets today
Encrypted
Records on the device
Field Capture Adept is a mobile application for collecting industrial asset information where the work happens. It is built for technicians, engineers, and field surveyors who need asset details, photographs, documents, voice notes, and location in one structured project. The point is to keep the context: what the asset is, where it belongs, who recorded it, and which evidence supports the record.
A corridor inside a unit is a poor place to wait for a network. The app lets people organize projects, collect records, review them, and prepare an export without an internet connection or an online account. Poor GPS does not block a save. The work continues, and the location quality is recorded honestly.
Collection follows the plant, not a flat list of files.
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A workspace you can resume
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Installation down to the system
03
Name, tag, and type
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Photo, document, voice
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Coordinates and accuracy
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A package ready to hand over
A finished export is not a camera roll. Photos, documents, and audio are grouped by project, location, and asset, with spreadsheets for location and GPS.
The flow matches a survey day: open the project, stand at the asset, capture what matters, and leave with a package someone else can use.
Each project follows a practical chain: project, installation, plant or unit, system or section, then asset. Several locations can live in one project, and a default project brings you back to yesterday’s work.
For each asset you can record the name, tag, description, and type. Supporting evidence can be a categorized photograph from the camera or the gallery, an attached document, or a voice note.
When location is enabled for the project and allowed on the device, the app stores the coordinates it can get and the accuracy the device reports. Weak reception and missing location are marked, not hidden.
The home screen shows projects, captured assets, and export status at a glance. English and Persian, right-to-left layout, and Light, Dark, or System themes follow the person holding the device.
When collection is finished, the Export Center arranges photos, documents, and audio by project, location, and asset, and adds location and GPS spreadsheets. Integrity checks look for missing or damaged evidence before you call the package done.
The current app is for Android phones and tablets. An iOS version is planned as the next platform.
Built for Android phones and tablets. An iOS version is the planned next step, not a feature of the current release.
Projects, capture, review, and export preparation run without a connection and without an online account.
Records and evidence are encrypted in the app’s private storage. Access can use a PIN, a password, or a supported fingerprint.
Both languages, right-to-left layout, and Light, Dark, or System appearance — chosen on the device, not imposed by a server.
Ask for a walkthrough of a project, a capture, and the export a receiving team would open.