Site Compass vs Eye on the Reef

SiteCompass Mobile is the field companion for network and building infrastructure surveys. Built for surveyors and integrators who work on-site — often deep inside buildings with no signal — it captures accurate, structured survey data offline and syncs it to the SiteCompass Portal when you're back online. This is a purpose-built field tool. Capture everything on the ground; do your design, proposals, and reporting in the SiteCompass Portal on the web. Work completely offline Every survey lives in a local database on your device. Create, edit, and photograph as you walk the site — with no connection required. Nothing is lost, and nothing waits on signal. Capture the full picture Record a complete infrastructure hierarchy — Sites, Surveys, Buildings, Levels, Spaces, and Hardware devices — with structured fields for site type, cabling backbone, space types (MDF, IDF, offices, guest rooms, and more), and detailed hardware attributes including make, model, serial, asset tag, rack position, and power. Photos and attachments Attach photos and files to devices, spaces, and levels so your survey tells the whole story. Hardware and network connections Log devices from a searchable hardware catalog and map how they connect to one another. Download, capture, send Pull existing surveys from the Portal to work on them in the field, then send completed surveys back to the Portal in a single tap. Always know where you stand A clear offline indicator, pending-change badge, and one-tap sync keep you in control of what's saved locally and what's uploaded. A manual offline mode lets you conserve data when you choose. Secure and multi-user ready Sign in with SiteCompass single sign-on. Multiple team members can use the same device, each with their own private, isolated survey data and device-bound security. SiteCompass Mobile requires a SiteCompass account.

Eye on the Reef allows you to submit reef health data, animal sightings, or incidents on the Great Barrier Reef. The app also gives fishers and other Reef users access to zoning rules in the Marine Park with interactive maps which work outside of mobile range. The app empowers anyone with a mobile phone to join our network of citizen scientists and contribute GPS-tagged observations. You can submit photos of what you have seen out on the Reef — this can include wildlife (including protected species), pests like crown-of-thorns starfish, marine pollution, coral bleaching, or special events like coral spawning. Whether you're a fisher, tourist, or scientist, let's work together to protect one of the world's most iconic natural wonders for generations to come.