DigProof wasn't created by a software company. It was built after years of walking hundreds of construction jobsites, talking with owners, superintendents, foremen, equipment operators, and office managers who all seemed to have the same conversations.
Too many contractors are still relying on memory, text messages, phone calls, and paperwork spread across multiple apps. When something goes wrong, everyone starts searching for information that should have been available from the beginning.
DigProof was built to change that.
What your crews and office record goes in one place, so owners can see what was reported, what still needs attention, and what could become tomorrow's problem.
We're not trying to replace the people who build America. We're building the tool that helps protect them.
Because the best contractors don't lose money from bad work. They lose money from missing documentation, missed communication, forgotten approvals, and problems nobody caught in time.
DigProof exists to make sure those moments don't slip through the cracks.
I'm not a software engineer.
I'm a fuel salesman who's spent years on construction sites delivering diesel, talking with contractors, watching projects move, and listening to the same frustrations over and over again.
Those conversations taught me something.
The problem wasn't that contractors needed another complicated project management platform. They needed a better way to stay organized, protect themselves, and know what was happening before it became a lawsuit, a payment dispute, or a missed deadline.
So instead of waiting for someone else to build it… I did.
Start with Field Essentials at $99/month for up to 35 users — time clock, crew, and incident records. Or go full Command at the founding $199/month rate, held while your subscription stays active, with unlimited users and unlimited jobsites. Both are arranged directly with DigProof — no online checkout.