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Log it. Say it. See it.
The first platform built from the ground up for rope access professionals. Digital IRATA logbook, SWMS builder, equipment register, rescue plans, and credential tracking — in one place.
Still running
on paper?
Every rope access company in Australia is fighting the same battles. Here's what RopeLogix fixes.
Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.
Built by rope-access professionals, for rope-access professionals — including two things no generic compliance tool has.
Mayday Detection
No competitor has thisAssistive, beta-tuned man-down alerting. When a technician stops moving, hold the SOS — or let the automatic alert fire — and the whole crew plus the office know in seconds.
Suspension-Trauma Rescue Clock
No competitor has thisA countdown seeded from your real rescue plan runs on every responder's phone. Green / amber / red bands mark the rescue window so nobody loses track of time under pressure.
Digital IRATA Logbook
Every field the paper logbook requires — logged digitally. 14-day period enforcement, technique checkboxes, supervisor sign-off via email link for FIFO rotations, and a progress bar tracking hours toward your next 3-year reassessment.
SWMS Builder
Build a WHS Act-compliant SWMS from a template, then move it through Draft → Under Review → Approved → Distributed → Signed — the author can’t approve their own. On Operator, describe the job in plain English and have RopeLogix draft it, with an IRATA-specific hazard library pre-loaded.
Equipment Register
Serial number, manufacturer, model and category on every item. Pre-use, periodic and interim inspection history with photos, plus automatic reminders ahead of the 6-month IRATA detailed inspection. Allocate gear to jobs for a full chain of custody.
Credential Tracker
IRATA certs, First Aid, White Cards, site inductions — all with expiry alerts at 90 / 30 / 7 days. Expiring credentials surface on your dashboard and against the job, so nothing lapses unnoticed.
Pre-starts, Rescue Plans & Toolbox Talks
Site-specific pre-start checklists with GPS timestamp. A daily site rescue plan confirmed by the senior technician before work begins. Each crew member signs from their own device with a sign-off PIN — or the supervisor records a proxy sign-off — for a full attendance record.
Subcontractor Portal
Send an invite link. Subcontractors upload their SWMS, certs, and insurance through a self-service portal. You see a traffic-light dashboard — green, amber, red — in real time. Zero manual chasing.
Work finds the right hands.
Proof does the talking.
A rope-access marketplace built into the logbook. Technicians between crews get seen by the companies hiring. Companies post a vacancy or a crew need and hire from attested hours, not a CV. Crews pick up subcontracting work as a company. Live now — and open listings are free to browse.
- Verified jobs
- 14
- Countersigners
- 6
Get work without a résumé.
Between crews? Publish an availability card. Your level shows with its basis — verified certificate or self-declared — and your hours come straight off your logbook in bands, with supervisor-countersigned hours labelled separately. Companies see an anonymous card; your name and contact details are only revealed once you have applied and been shortlisted.
Your card is never visible while you are on a crew, and your past employers cannot see it unless you choose to let them.
Hire from proof, not promises.
Post a technician vacancy with the scheme, level, region and dates you need. Every applicant arrives as a card built from their logbook: level and its basis, banded hours, verified job count, and how many supervisors have countersigned. Level and currency are hard filters, so the wrong level never lands in your list.
Shortlist, release contact, engage — exact hours and details appear only after you release contact.
Post a crew need. Contract a crew.
Need four techs for six days? Post a crew need and let another company apply as a company. Have capacity of your own? Opt your crew into the supply board, shown in bands, never as named people. Engagements are recorded against the job: which company, how many, from when.
Open listings are public to browse. Applying takes an account and your consent.
RopeLogix doesn't vet, guarantee or place anyone — the proof is the logbook, and the decision is yours. The card above is illustrative; bands follow the real ladder, the person is not real.
The risk
A technician stops moving at height. Minutes matter.
Man-down detection is an assistive, beta feature — it supports your rescue plan, it does not replace it.
What we're building next.
Hands free. Eyes up.
The sections above describe RopeLogix as it ships today. Below this line is where the product is going — shown the way we intend it to work, not as a date or a plan feature. Nothing here changes what you pay for.
Say it. It's logged.
Forty metres up. Both hands busy.
Gloves don't register on glass. The screen is unreadable in the sun. And the one hand you'd need to log the inspection is the one holding the rope.
Voice sign-off is a roadmap capability and an organisation setting, off by default. A read-back and an explicit confirm are always required — speech alone never signs a record.
Look at the gear. See its history.
Eyes on the gear. Not on a screen.
A heads-up display on the headset you already own puts the record where you're looking. Your own certified eyewear stays on; the display sits with it, never instead of it.
Heads-up display support is a roadmap capability. The headset is yours to choose and buy — RopeLogix doesn't sell, certify or require hardware, and no display replaces your certified safety eyewear.
Hands never leave the rope.
Not once. All day.
Everything the app does — done by voice and by looking, on the safety glasses or helmet display you already wear, or the phone in your pocket. This is a shift the way we're building it.
- Full voice, every field
- Mayday by voice
- Calls from the headset
- Pre-starts read aloud
- Gear history in view
- POV evidence
- Rescue clock in your ear
- Offline, on-device
- Glasses or helmet — your call
- 06:40PRE-START · ANCHORS
Pre-start, read aloud.
"Anchors?" "Checked." Every item is asked out loud and answered by voice. None is ever pre-filled, and silence is never a pass.
- 07:05DESCENDER · IN SERVICE
Gear, by looking.
Descender, ascender, both ropes: the serial is decoded on the device and the history sits in your eye. Anything retired comes up red before it is clipped in.
- 09:30RESULT · PASS · 0.94
Inspection, by voice.
"Result pass." Read back, confirmed, committed — with the audio, the transcript and the measured confidence attached to the record.
- 11:10CALL · SUPERVISOR
Call the office. Hands stay on the rope.
"Call the supervisor." A voice call, or see-what-I-see video for a remote expert, from the headset — through a partner service, on hardware you already own.
- 13:05MAYDAY · CREW NOTIFIED
Mayday, hands-free.
"Mayday" by voice, with a cancel window — or the assistive man-down alert. The crew and the office know in seconds, and the rescue clock reads aloud in your ear.
- 16:00REGISTER · SYNCED
Signed. Nothing typed tonight.
Every record is already in the register with its evidence. The phone never left the pocket; the gloves never came off.
All of this is roadmap. Man-down alerting stays assistive and beta and never replaces your rescue plan; mayday by voice always has a cancel window; calls and see-what-I-see run through a partner service on your own headset; voice sign-off is an organisation setting, off by default.
Whatever your crew already wears is the plan. A few examples of the kind of hardware a customer might bring — shown with the vendors' permission.
Glasses-form displays too — from safety-glasses designs to everyday eyewear with a display in the lens. Whatever passes your site's eyewear rules is the one to bring.
- Voice sign-off is an organisation setting, off by default. Speech never writes a record on its own — a read-back and an explicit confirm are always required.
- Any headset is yours to choose and buy. RopeLogix doesn't sell, certify or require hardware, and a HUD is worn with your certified safety eyewear — never instead of it.
- Nothing on this roadmap appears in a plan or a price. When a capability ships, the plan pages say so.
You pay for techs
on the ropes.
Most tools charge for every login. We bill only for technicians who actually worked that month — the ones assigned to a job or logging hours. Supervisors and office staff don't count, and neither does anyone who didn't go out.
A 15-tech crew on Operator is AU$394/month — $249 for the first ten, $29 for each of the other five, and $0 for the office.
Working solo? The Personal plan is free — an individual IRATA logbook for technicians, no credit card needed.
- 5 active technicians included, then $32 each
- Office staff seats are free
- Digital IRATA logbook
- SWMS builder (templates)
- Equipment register
- Credential tracker
- Pre-starts & toolbox talks
- Email support
- 10 active technicians included, then $29 each
- Office staff seats are free
- Everything in Crew
- AI-assisted SWMS generation
- Subcontractor compliance portal
- PDF audit packages
- Priority support
- Team credential dashboard
- Everything in Operator
- Volume pricing
- Onboarding & training
- Priority support
- Tell us what you need
All plans include the IRATA-compliant logbook, WHS-aligned SWMS builder, and equipment register. Mayday detection and the rescue clock are assistive / beta features — they support your rescue plan, never replace it.
How we stack
up.
An honest comparison: we win on rope-specific work. SafetyCulture and SiteDocs are capable generic tools — this table highlights where rope access needs more than generic.
| Feature | RopeLogix | SafetyCulture | SiteDocs |
|---|---|---|---|
| IRATA digital logbook | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Active-technician pricing | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| AI SWMS generation (Operator) | ✓ | Partial | ✗ |
| Logbook portability (change employer) | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Supervisor email sign-off (FIFO) | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Subcontractor self-service portal | ✓ | Basic | ✗ |
| Equipment IRATA lifecycle tracking | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Built for Australian WHS | ✓ | ✓ | Canadian |
| SWMS state machine (draft → signed) | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Daily site rescue plans with sign-off | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ |
| Per-job incident recording | ✓ | Basic | Basic |
| Credential expiry tracking & alerts | ✓ | Limited | Partial |
Comparison as of June 2026. SafetyCulture and SiteDocs offer many features; this table highlights rope-access-specific capability.
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