LogLoon vs TCC Field Layout Pro

The construction app your crew will actually use. Most construction software is built for an office desk, then forced onto a field crew. When software is too hard to use, the field stops using it—and you end up back where you started: chasing paper timecards. LogLoon is different. We built it to be so simple that your most tech-averse team member can master it in 30 seconds. Core Features: - One-Tap Time Tracking: Clock in, start breaks, and switch projects instantly. - Cost Coded Tasks: See your daily assignments with professional cost-coding already applied. - Instant Documentation: Snap photos of progress or clashes and sync them to the office in real-time. - Digital Daily Reports: No more pens and paper. Sign and submit reports directly from your phone. Stop chasing paper. Start seeing progress. Download LogLoon today.

TCC Field Layout Pro is the professional tool built for traffic control supervisors and traffic control technicians. Enter your road, speed, closure type, and lane count, and get a complete MUTCD-compliant work zone layout in seconds. FEATURES Calculates merge, shifting, and shoulder taper lengths per MUTCD Table 6C-3 Calculates longitudinal and downstream buffer spaces per MUTCD Table 6C-2 Generates advance warning sign sequences with placement distances Breakaway device placement with arrow board and TMA guidance Traffic control vehicle positioning recommendations Full-screen interactive diagram with pinch-to-zoom and pan PDF export for field documentation and client records Saves layouts for quick access and future reference Look Around integration for street-level site preview CLOSURE TYPES SUPPORTED Left Lane • Right Lane • Center Lane • Shoulder • Double Lane Built for real-world traffic control operations. Designed to help traffic control professionals create accurate work zone layouts, improve efficiency, support safety, and maintain compliance with industry standards and best practices. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/