TimberTrack was built by people who’ve stood next to a log pile with a wet docket book and a dying pen. We set out to give every harvest contractor the tools the big operators take for granted.
For too long, harvest contractors have run serious businesses on paper dockets, end-of-week spreadsheets and a lot of trust. Logs got measured twice, dockets went missing, and invoices were written up days after the timber had already left the coupe.
Meanwhile, the big operators had custom systems that tracked every stem from stump to mill. We thought every contractor deserved that — not just the ones who could afford a software team.
So we built TimberTrack: one rugged, field-ready app that measures logs, builds loads, manages plant and invoices mills — designed to be used with gloves on, in the sun, with no signal. Simple enough for a one-person crew, sharp enough for a sawmill.
To become the digital backbone of the timber supply chain in Australia — connecting harvesting contractors and the mills they supply in one system, so everyone from the stump to the mill floor has the same tools, accuracy and visibility that only large operators could previously afford.
TimberTrack replaces paper dockets, spreadsheets and guesswork with one simple app for everyone in the timber supply chain.
Harvesting contractors get a fast, field-ready way to measure logs, track loads, manage plant and invoice mills. Mill operators get a simple way to receive loads, track inventory and process sales — all built on the same data captured at the source.
TimberTrack is shaped by the people who measure logs, run plant, receive loads and process sales every day — whether that’s in the bush or at the mill gate. Every feature starts with a real problem on a real job site, not a boardroom guess.
If it can’t be used standing next to a log pile with gloves on, it’s not finished. The same data captured in the field needs to work just as well for receiving, inventory and invoicing back at the mill.
Volumes, loads, invoices and records need to be right every time — for the contractor sending the load and the mill receiving it. We remove guesswork and manual recalculation so the numbers can be trusted by everyone along the chain.
Harvesting happens where reception doesn’t. TimberTrack keeps working without signal and syncs the moment it’s back — the same way the gear it sits alongside is expected to.
Good software shouldn’t be reserved for big operators or big mills. TimberTrack gives small harvesting contractors and independent mills the same tools, visibility and professionalism as larger competitors — without the cost or complexity.
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