GX-07 · Day to day
Nobody buys a platform for its address book. But a system people open every morning is a system that gets used, and a system that gets used is the only kind that ever holds a complete record. This is the furniture of the working day.
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Shot D1
Site feed with a photo dump from the day's work
2400 × 1350
Site feed
A feed of what actually went on: the photographs your engineers took against their tasks, the status changes that moved the job forward, and the wins somebody thought worth sharing. It is assembled when you open it, out of work that was already recorded — so it is complete from the first day, with nothing extra for anyone to post.
Shot D2
Feed post — a grouped photo dump against its task
1600 × 1000
Shot D3
Meeting minutes drafted from a live transcript, before editing
1600 × 1000
Journal and minutes
A private notebook per person, and a meeting mode that listens while the meeting happens and turns what it heard into minutes. Dave is told plainly that the transcript contains recognition errors and that a thin section should be left out rather than padded — so what comes back is short where the meeting was vague.
Performance
A leaderboard, a project summary and an estate-wide view, built overnight from what the task register already records rather than from anybody filling in a form about their own productivity.
Shot D4
Performance summary with the estate view beside it
1600 × 1000
07 · Day to day
None of these would sell a subscription on their own. Together they are the difference between a system people live in and one they update on a Friday.
07
Calendar
Site walks, meetings and key dates, with invites that reach people outside the business.
Calendar subscription
A private feed URL you subscribe to in Outlook, Google or iCloud. No OAuth, no connector.
Contacts
An address book that travels with the job, exportable as vCards for your phone.
Files
Documents held against the project, scanned on upload like everything else you send us.
Project chat
Conversation that stays with the job and is still there long after it finishes.
Notifications
In-app, push and email, for the things that genuinely cannot wait for a laptop.
Audit log
Who did what and when, across the records an auditor or a client will ask about.
RAID log
Risks, assumptions, issues and dependencies, logged where the project can see them.
Being straight with you
Both of these get described as more than they are by nearly everyone selling them, so it is worth saying exactly what you get.
01
You subscribe to a private URL and your Graftix events appear in Outlook, Google or iCloud. It goes one way. Events you create in Outlook do not come back, and an invite we email arrives as an attachment you import rather than a native accept-or-decline. Two-way sync is not built, so we are not going to call this an integration.
02
Meeting mode listens while the meeting is happening, in the browser. You cannot hand it a recording of last week's progress meeting and get minutes back. If the meeting has already finished, you have missed it.
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The test of a system is not the demo. It is whether anybody opens it on the second week without being asked to.