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How this is different

Others record the work.This one writes the cut sheet.

There are trackers, photo apps and spreadsheet templates for fiber splicing. None of them start from a photograph of the whiteboard the crew already fills out.

FeatureFiberBoardSplice tracker appsPhoto-proof appsDigital whiteboardsExcel cut sheet templates
Reads a photo of the physical whiteboardSnap the board you already draw on — no re-typing at the truck. Yes No No No No
Uses your own whiteboard layoutINPUT first, splice mark, OUTPUT second — the way crews already write it. Yes No No Partly No
Fills a formatted cut sheet workbookOne workbook per PID, one tab per enclosure, print-ready. Yes Partly No No Partly
Flags splices that don't chainCounts and fiber colors are checked board to board. Yes Partly No No No
Print-ready PDF of every boardIndex page plus one page per enclosure. Yes Partly No Partly Partly
Google Earth pins for each enclosureGPS off the board becomes a KMZ placemark. Yes No Partly No No
Keeps the photo as proof, with the time it was takenThe board photo stays attached to the record. Yes No Yes No No
Printable blank template for the crewPrint it, photocopy it, hand it out. Yes No No No Partly
Works with no login at the poleOpen it and shoot — nothing to remember in the bucket. Yes No Partly No Yes
Ports only where they apply (MST tap)Butt splice, tie point and pass through don't ask for ports. Yes No No No No

Check = does it, dash = partly or with extra work, cross = no.

Splice tracker / OTDR apps

Built for test results and job status. You still type every splice in by hand, and none of them read your board.

Photo-proof field apps

Stamp a photo with time and GPS and call it documentation. Good evidence, but nobody gets a cut sheet out of it.

Digital whiteboards

General drawing canvases. Nothing understands fiber counts, colors or enclosure chaining.

Excel cut sheet templates

The format everyone hands around. Correct output, entirely manual input, and no conflict checking.

The short version

Photo of the board in, formatted cut sheet workbook, print-ready PDF, Google Earth pins and conflict flags out. That whole path is what nothing else on the market does.