The snow night,
in one system.
Call-outs, shifts, trips and the operation log. Drivers and foremen use the Android app, the contractor uses the web (SNOOPS B2B) — and everyone works from the same record. No new hardware.

Real product screens in English mode, with a test company and test people.
Every role in the chain,
one record.
Drivers & laborers
- Full-screen call-out alarm that rings on silent; answer “Coming” or “Can’t come”
- Clock in and out on the phone; location only from clock-in to clock-out
- Start work, standing by and work done record each trip
- Group and one-to-one chat, notices
Foremen
- Send the call-out, see live who has seen it and who is coming, remind again
- For people without the app, the foreman calls and records the answer for them
- Departure orders — or send every clocked-in vehicle out at once
- Review finished trips and apply them to the log
Contractor admins
- Status board: who is on shift, on the road or back, on a live map
- Operation log per vehicle, split into standby, day and night snow work and waiting
- Corrections with reasons and history, saved versions, Excel in the city’s format with the hours summary
- Team & vehicles, invite codes
City supervisors
- See the work live
- Approve records or send them back
- Season report built from the records
On the driver’s phone.





On the contractor’s web.

Only what works
at 3 a.m.
No new hardware
Runs on the Android phones crews already carry. Nothing to install in the truck.
Rings through silent
Call-outs use the alarm channel and fill the screen even when it’s off. “Seen” is recorded on the first touch, not when the phone is in a pocket.
Bad signal is fine
Taps and location points wait on the phone and are sent when the signal comes back.
Records you can trust
Every correction keeps the before, the after, who and why. Fake-location apps and phone-versus-server time are recorded too.
Hours by the city’s rules
Standby, day and night snow work and waiting are split automatically — with the hours summary in the same Excel file.
Korean & English
Every screen of the app and the web, switched with one button at the top right.
Every winter
becomes data.
Routes, shifts, work and standby time per trip, call-out response times, correction history. A season of these records is what an AI needs to help decide which roads go first and how much to spread — and what a fair standard for snow-removal work can be built on.
- Location
- Clock-in to clock-out, every 10 s (once a minute when parked)
- Trips
- Departure, standby and finish times, vehicle, distance
- Call-outs
- Sent, seen and answered times, answers recorded on someone’s behalf
- Trust
- Before/after and reason of every correction, fake-location flag, phone vs server time
Try it this winter.
We’re looking for pilot partners: snow-removal contractors in Korea, and road authorities and winter maintenance contractors in Europe.