Built the way rope work actually works.
You run the job site, own the rescue plans and daily pre-starts, and you are the technical authority who decides whether a system matches real rope work. RopeLogix was designed with that veto in mind.
- Live rescue plans on every phone — not buried in a folder.
- Rescue-method and drop-by-drop modelling for the actual job.
- Daily pre-starts and sign-off, completed in the field.
- Know exactly who is on the job, in real time.
The old way is costing you
The rescue plan is a PDF in a folder, not on the rope.
Pre-starts on paper, signed who-knows-where.
No fast way to account for exactly who is on the job.
Generic apps ignore rescue methods and the suspension-trauma clock.
What RopeLogix gives you
Live rescue plans on every phone — not buried in a folder.
Rescue-method and drop-by-drop modelling for the actual job.
Daily pre-starts and sign-off, completed in the field.
Know exactly who is on the job, in real time.
Gear-recall hard-block before kit ever goes on rope.
The moments that matter
See the rescue clock in action.
Crew from AU$99/month, Operator AU$249/month, ex GST — billed on the technicians who worked. Both start with a 14-day free trial that converts to a paid subscription automatically; cancel any time before then in Billing. Mayday is assistive and in beta, and the rescue clock currently runs on the iPhone app — they back your rescue plan, they do not replace it.