Four taps. One full cycle.
A cycle starts at the dig and ends when the bucket swings back: dig, swing loaded, dump, swing empty. Interruptions such as repositioning or waiting are separated, so they never distort the pass time.
Tap at each step
Big buttons, usable with gloves in sunlight. Or hands-free with the volume keys.
Log delays in one touch
Wait for truck, dozer, water, blast: one chip, one timer, one reason.
Get the analysis
Mean, confidence interval, required sample, match factor and Pareto, calculated for you.
From the bench to the boardroom
Loader pass by pass
Four phases, hang time, truck exchange and bucket fill, all captured per pass.
Truck cycle and queue
Spot, load, haul, dump, return. Queue lanes you can read at a glance.
Fleet match factor
Too many trucks or too few? The app tells you and suggests a fleet size.
Offline and encrypted
No signal needed. Data is encrypted on the device and syncs when you are back online.
Delay Pareto
Aim at the few causes that cost the most time. Custom delay reasons with required categories.
One-tap PDF reports
Share the shift report by WhatsApp or email from the pit. Excel/CSV import included.
Teams and roles
Invite supervisors and observers. Everyone sees what their role allows.
7 languages
French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Russian and Chinese.
Sunlight mode
High contrast so the screen stays readable in direct pit sunlight.
Made for the pit, not the desk
Screens captured from the app in demo mode.
DashboardMatch factor, confidence interval, cycle loss
Truck studyQueue lanes and six steps
One second per pass adds up
At 28 s per pass a loader makes about 128 passes an hour. Saving one second is roughly 3.7% more capacity with no extra machine.
Guides on cycle times and productivity
Practical, formula-backed articles for pit supervisors and continuous-improvement engineers. All articles →
How to run a loader cycle time study
Phase definitions, where to stand, and how many cycles you really need.
Read → FleetMatch factor explained
The one number that tells you if you have too many or too few trucks.
Read → BenchmarksLoader pass-time benchmarks
Target ranges per phase and what a slow phase is telling you.
Read →Frequently asked questions
Do I need internet at the mine?
No. All recording works offline. Data syncs automatically as soon as a connection is available.
Is my data protected?
The local database is encrypted (SQLCipher) and access is limited by role inside your organisation. See the privacy policy.
Which machines are supported?
Hydraulic shovels, loaders and haul trucks. You define your own equipment, pits and materials.
Can I import my Excel data?
Yes, an import wizard accepts CSV files for loader and truck studies.
What about iPhone?
Android comes first. A web version and other platforms follow. Details on the download page.