Bearing

Download Bearing for Windows

Install it once. It opens from the Start menu, keeps your schedule on the machine, and keeps working when the trailer loses signal.

Windows installers are published with each release. Until the first release is tagged, use the web app — it is the same product.

Open the web app instead

Why the desktop build

Starts like software, not a bookmark

A Start-menu entry and a taskbar icon. No tab to lose, no URL to remember, no browser update that moves your buttons.

Your schedule lives on the machine

Activities, logic and field entries are held locally and sync when a connection returns. Losing signal in a basement or a lift shaft does not stop data entry.

Same account, same data

Sign in with the account you already use on the web. Nothing is duplicated and nothing is exported — it is one workspace seen through two windows.

Bearing Field, for the crew

A free companion app for iPhone and Android. Sign in with the workspace account you already have to see today's assigned work, capture photos, and file daily reports from the jobsite. It is not a separate subscription and there is nothing to buy in it — office licences are managed here on the web.

Store listings are in review. Until they are live, the web app runs in any mobile browser and can be added to a home screen.

Linux and the browser

Linux builds come out of the same pipeline but are unsigned and unsupported for now. The web app runs in any modern browser today and installs to a desktop or home screen straight from the browser, with no store involved.

Pricing

What the desktop build does not do yet

AI assistance, photo classification, voice transcription, invites and billing all need a connection — the desktop app is offline-capable, not offline-only. Reading legacy SureTrak .PRJ files is on the roadmap and is not in this build.

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