The office side of dirt work.

Track projects, machines and hours. Bill for them without a spreadsheet. Dozer Base is the software one dirt work company built for itself, opened up for the rest.

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Hours that add themselves up

One reading off the hour meter does three jobs. Nobody keeps a timesheet, and nobody types the same number twice.

A drawing in three panels: an operator reads 1,248.6 off a skid steer’s hour meter; the app subtracts the last invoiced reading to get 48.6 labor hours on the invoice; a service-due list checks off engine oil, hydraulic filter and air filter.

Invoices, cash or card

The work is already written down, so the bill mostly is too. Issue it when it reads right, and get paid however the customer pays.

A drawing in three panels: a new invoice on a laptop with labor hours and materials lines; the issued invoice paid by card through Stripe; a paper check numbered 1027 being signed.

A site that comes with it

Every company gets a public site built from the work already in Dozer Base — no second tool, and nobody to hire.

Built on a job site, not in a boardroom.

Dozer Base grew out of Ground Control, the software Incredi-DIRT wrote to run its own jobs. Same hours, same invoices, same site — now for any dirt work company.

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