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The next crew
never starts blind.

Your supervisors finish a 12-hour shift carrying everything in their heads — the dodgy pump, the soft ground, the truck that needs eyes on it. Shift Copilot turns 30 seconds of voice into a structured, timestamped handover record. Built around the WHS Mines Regs 2022, including Regulation 630.

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~20sSpeech to report
4Supervisor tools
2yrAudit trail retention
WACalibrated regulations
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01 — Raw Input Before
SUPERVISOR VOICE NOTE · 0:34
"Truck 4 broke down near pit 3, mechanic on the way, been down since 10. Pump 2 fixed by maintenance. Dave flagged loose ground on the eastern berm after the rain. Blasting delayed 2 hours, went at 1400. Crew B finished drill prep on bench 7. Excavator 2 still waiting on a hydraulic seal from Perth. Jake's sick tomorrow, we're short one operator."
AI · 8s
02 — Structured Output After
SHIFT HANDOVER REPORTWHS MINES REGS 2022
SiteBoddington Gold
SupervisorD. Harris
ShiftDay · 09 May
01Work DonePump 2 repaired, operational. Blasting completed 1400 (2hr rain delay). Crew B drill prep complete, Bench 7.
02EquipmentTruck 4 OOSPit 3 mech. Excavator 2 OOSseal ETA tomorrow.
03HazardsEastern berm — loose ground post-rain (Dave). Restrict heavy equipment.
04MissingNo isolation numbers. Replacement operator unconfirmed.
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Turn shift reports into equipment intelligence.

Spot recurring issues across shifts, drill into any machine's history, and export the incident detail. Click through it below.

The Problem

Statutory Supervisors are legally required to write handover reports. Most don't — and it's not their fault.

The WHS (Mines) Regulations 2022 — specifically Regulation 630 — mandate written shift handovers. But every existing system assumes a fatigued supervisor will fill structured forms correctly at the end of a 12-hour shift. They don't.

01

Information dies between shifts

Equipment status, active hazards, ongoing isolations — all stuck in the outgoing supervisor's head. The next crew starts blind.

02

Forms get filled badly or not at all

Templated handover forms assume time, attention, and discipline at the worst possible moment of the shift. The result: blank fields, missed hazards, no audit trail.

03

Regulators expect written records

If something goes wrong on the next shift, regulators want to see the written handover. "It was discussed verbally" is not an acceptable answer.

04

Generic AI doesn't know mining

ChatGPT references US OSHA. It doesn't know the WHS Mines Regs 2022. It hallucinates procedures. None of that holds up under audit.

How it works

Three steps. Under a minute.

No app to install. No forms to learn. The supervisor opens a link on their phone and talks.

STEP 01

Speak

Supervisor opens the URL on their phone, taps voice input, and talks for 30 seconds. Messy, unstructured, in their own words.

~30 SECONDS
STEP 02

Generate

AI calibrated to the WHS Mines Regs 2022 structures the report into seven operational sections — work done, equipment, hazards, permits, next actions, and missing information.

~10 SECONDS
STEP 03

Hand over

Timestamped PDF or copy to clipboard. Sent to the incoming supervisor before they put their boots on. Retained as a site safety management system record.

INSTANT
The platform

More than a handover tool. A complete shift safety system.

What started as voice-to-report has grown into three connected layers — the tools supervisors use every shift, the intelligence that surfaces from them, and the compliance record it all builds automatically.

The voice layer

Four supervisor tools — handover, toolbox talks, pre-starts, crew briefings. Speak for thirty seconds, get a structured, audit-supporting record. No typing, no forms.

4 SUPERVISOR TOOLS

The intelligence layer

A management dashboard that turns every report into operational insight — recurring hazards, equipment reliability rankings, cross-shift trends. Patterns that lived in one head, visible to the whole site.

INSIGHTS & EQUIPMENT

The compliance layer

A minimum 24-month audit trail, one-click audit export packs, and full procurement documentation. Built for the questions regulators and IT security teams actually ask.

AUDIT & EXPORT
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Designed to support the WHS Mines Regulations 2022 (WA)

Every report is structured to support the written handover obligation under WA mining safety law and site-level review expectations.

How our AI works
Paid 60-day rollout · Built for WA mine sites

Get your site running in 24 hours.

No IT department. No procurement process. No app to install. One supervisor, one URL on their phone. We configure it to your site and have you generating your first AI handover report within 24 hours of approval.

Paid 60-day rollout for one site
Calibrated to your site, shift structure and commodity
Designed to support WHS Mines Regs 2022 handover record-keeping obligations
Direct founder support throughout
No commitment — if it doesn't work, we part ways
30Days free access
<24hSetup time
0IT requirements
4Supervisor tools
Designed to support WHS Mines Regulations 2022 (WA)
Designed around WA mining handover expectations
Timestamped audit-supporting records
"I'd never set foot on a mine site when I started building this. That was the advantage. Every supervisor I spoke to said the same thing — the handover system assumes everyone has time and energy at the end of a 12-hour shift. They don't. So I built something that works around that, not against it.
J
JordanFounder · Perth, WA
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