11/04/2026
A superintendent's and PM's days are full of moving parts: crews, deliveries, inspections, and a steady stream of calls. By the time the daily log comes around, a lot of equipment has come and gone, and having a dated record to work from makes that part of the job easier.
TrueAI Equipment Detection from TrueLook recognizes around 55 types of equipment and tells individual machines apart. It logs the dates and times each one is on site, with photos, giving PMs and supers a reference they can pull up anytime.
Ways teams put that record to work:
1. Fill in the daily log with a dated list of what was on site, with photos attached.
2. Match a rental invoice against the days that specific machine was on the job.
3. Confirm the excavator arrived before committing Wednesday’s dig crew.
4. Show a sub exactly which days their lift was on site when a back-charge comes up.
5. Get an alert when a loader moves at 11 p.m. on a Saturday, with recorded footage of what happened.
Equipment questions often come up weeks after the fact, from accounting, a rental company, or a sub. A photo-backed log means the team has the answer ready when they do.
Book a demo to see it on your jobsite: https://truelook.pulse.ly/knlj0ewebq
