What it is used for
- Check a reference while on site.
- Record field notes that should not be lost.
- Work through a fault in a more structured way.
- Use mentor-style support after launch.
- Sync job-side notes across devices with full access.
Coming Soon
Trade reference and field support
Electrician Field Assistant
A trade-focused field assistant for notes, reference checks, calculators, fault thinking and job-side support.
Full rundown
What it is and why it matters
Electrician Field Assistant is intended for the real job-site moment: when the worker needs a calculation, a reminder, a note, a checklist or a clearer way to think through a fault without losing time.
The app is shaped for electricians and apprentices, but the deeper purpose is practical support. It can hold reference tools, job notes, fault-finding prompts, lab-style notebook entries and premium coaching workflows for people building confidence in the field.
When released, demo mode will keep selected reference tools open. Full access is planned for saved work, cloud sync, premium mentor support and deeper workflow tools.
Product visuals
Screenshots and interface preview
This app does not include finished screenshots yet, so the page uses a polished interface preview until real launch screenshots are added.
Field assistant preview
Trade reference and field supportFault noteReady
Trade reference and field supportCable calcPreview
Trade reference and field supportMentor promptReady
Trade reference and field supportSite checklistPreview
Feature set
- Electrical reference and field-assistant structure
- Calculators and quick lookup concepts
- Job notes and lab notebook ideas
- Fault coaching and mentor workflows planned
- Demo mode for open reference tools
- Cloud saves planned for subscribers
- Useful for apprentices and experienced workers
- Designed around field speed, not desktop paperwork
Full version unlocks
- Cloud synced field notes
- Premium mentor workflows
- Expanded calculators
- Fault coaching
- Saved job references
Demo to full version
Visitors can understand the product before launch.
The product page is ready for visitors now, while the app itself is clearly marked coming soon. Once released, it should follow the same demo-to-paid model used across the live apps.