Kings Landing designed the product interface for BauBau Construction Diary. It turns construction-site photos into AI-written daily logs, with automatic weather records and company onboarding.
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BauBau daily-log, shift-entry and project-details interface screens.
BauBau (baubau.app) is a construction platform for Austria, starting with Vienna and expanding through Austria before other German-speaking markets. It connects construction demand (construction companies, contractors, private renovators) with supply (workers, trade companies, subcontractors), then sells those companies software for problems they already have on site. Revenue comes from the software, not the listings. BauBau is a client of Kings Landing — not a partner or a company we own.
BauBau connects its public website, marketplace and Construction Diary. The website explains jobs, trades, locations and software. The marketplace connects construction demand with workers and trade companies. Construction Diary is the first software product sold to companies.
German for Austria is the primary language, with English second.
Site teams need to keep a daily construction diary without relying on paper. Supervisors use the product on a phone, often outdoors, so capturing the day must fit the work on site.
Diary and reporting requirements differ by country. The legal report export is planned and is not part of the live release.
The live product writes daily logs from site photographs and records weather automatically.
A supervisor photographs the site (up to 30 photos) and AI writes the daily log from the photos.
Weather and temperature at the site's location and time are recorded automatically (matters for work such as concrete curing).
Budget tracking against the project budget. Notifications.
An MCP connector, so AI assistants such as ChatGPT can work with the product directly.
Each company and construction site has its own data boundary.
Company onboarding: a company is created and approved, sends a sign-up link to its workers, and worker progress is tracked.
Timesheets and diary entries are read from the database rather than loaded into the browser.
Pricing model: per user or per construction site (prices not published).
Company and site data is separated from other companies.
These features are planned, not live.
Native mobile app with offline work and photos, check-in/out, photo location and time, machinery GPS tracking, push notifications.
Workplace safety and injury records. Delivery receipts with discrepancy tracking.
Uploading a project plan or sketch to give the AI more context for daily summaries.
The legal report export. A formal review, approval and amendment workflow, offline drafts, upload states, retries and conflict handling.
Kings Landing designed the product interface for BauBau Construction Diary.
The interface includes daily-log, shift-entry and project-details screens.
The design connects company onboarding with project records and construction-site information.
Kings Landing designed the product interface, including daily-log, shift-entry and project-details screens.
AI writes the daily log from up to 30 site photos. Weather and temperature are recorded automatically. An MCP connector lets AI assistants such as ChatGPT work with the product directly.
No. Legal-report export and formal review, approval and amendment workflows are planned. Offline drafts, upload states, retries and conflict handling are also planned.
BauBau is a client of Kings Landing, not a partner or a company Kings Landing owns.