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A task app for factories: the machine check that is not skipped.

On a shop floor the two weak points are the first ten minutes of a shift and the last ten. The machine check is ticked from memory, and what the last shift knew does not reach the next one. Task Bundals puts the check on the operator’s phone with a number and a photo in it, and writes the shift change down.

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What is in the pack

From shift start to the loaded vehicle.

This is the whole Manufacturing pack as it is written in the Library today: a machine check at shift start, a count at shift end, a housekeeping round, goods inward, dispatch, and a maintenance round every Saturday. It suits a small factory or a workshop.

Shift start machine check

Every day, 8:15 am
Given to the Opening shift
7 lines, each with its proof
Machine area is clear and dryTick
Guards and covers are in placeTick
Emergency stop was pressed once and it worksTick
Oil and coolant levels are between the marksTick
Air pressure on the gaugeNumber, 5 to 8 bar
Job card and drawing are at the machineTick
Anything unusual seen or heard (optional)Text

Shift end check

Every day, 5:45 pm
Given to the Closing shift
6 lines, each with its proof
Good pieces madeNumber, 0 to 1,00,000 pieces
Rejected piecesNumber, 0 to 50 pieces
Machine cleaned and chips removedPhoto
Tools and gauges returned to the storeTick
Open job told to the next shift (optional)Text
Machine and main switch are offTick

Shop floor housekeeping round

Every day, 3:00 pm
5 lines, each with its proof
Walkways are clearPhoto
No oil or water on the floorTick
Scrap bins are not overflowingPhoto
Fire extinguishers are in place and not blockedTick
Area that needs attention (optional)Text

Goods inward check

When needed
5 lines, each with its proof
Photo of the delivery challanPhoto
Quantity receivedNumber, 0 to 10,00,000 pieces
Quantity against the purchase order
Matches, Short, ExcessPick one
Material test paper received (optional)File
Visible damage
None, Some, RejectedPick one

Dispatch check

When needed
6 lines, each with its proof
Quantity counted against the invoiceTick
Boxes loadedNumber, 1 to 5,000 boxes
Packing and labels checkedTick
Photo of the loaded vehiclePhoto
Invoice and challan given to the driverFile
Vehicle numberText

Weekly maintenance round

Every Saturday, 10:00 am
5 lines, each with its proof
Lubrication points greasedTick
Belts and hoses looked at for wearTick
Compressor drainedTick
Machines found needing repairNumber, 0 to 2 machines
What needs repair (optional)Text
These lists are starting points in plain words. They are not legal or safety advice, and every time and limit in them is an example for you to change.
An operator’s day

Check, run, count, hand over.

An operator needs no account and no app. The link opens one page, and the lines are short enough to read standing at the machine.

Shift start. Guards in place, the emergency stop pressed once, oil and coolant between the marks, the air pressure typed in from the gauge.
Afternoon. A housekeeping round with photos of the walkways and the scrap bins.
Shift end. Good pieces and rejected pieces as two numbers, a photo of the cleaned machine, and the open job written for the next shift.
When a machine stops. Scan its sticker and report the breakdown from the page that opens.
The day this pack sets up
8:15 am Shift start machine check · Opening shift7 lines
3:00 pm Shop floor housekeeping round5 lines
5:45 pm Shift end check · Closing shift6 lines
Goods inward checkWhen needed
Dispatch checkWhen needed
Weekly maintenance roundEvery Saturday, 10:00 am
The times are the ones written in the pack. You change them to your own.
A supervisor’s day

Know what is down. Know what is open.

A supervisor wants two things at the start of a shift: which machines have a problem, and what the last shift left unfinished. Both are on a screen before the first job card is picked up.

Each machine gets a printed QR sticker. Scanning it opens a page with one button to report a breakdown, which becomes a problem tied to that machine.

Assets / All assets
Assets38
Service due in 30 days5
Down right now2
MacBook Pro, AHM-014 · Ramesh Parmar · 2 breakdowns this yearDown since 11:20 am
Office printer · SuratDown 3 days
Camera kit, 2 bodies · AhmedabadService in 26 days
Shown with the demo studio, Northlight Studio. It is an example, not a customer.

When a shift ends, the note pulls in the open problems, the unfinished work and the lines that failed today. One person gives it and the next one takes it.

Handover / Pooja Desai to Ramesh Parmar, Friday
Pending. Diwali reel cut-downs, 2 of 4 leftDue Monday
Keys and items. Camera cupboard keyHanded over
Note. Saturday shoot: camera kit is bookedNote
Given by Pooja Desai, 6:02 pm · taken by Ramesh Parmar, 6:08 pmBoth confirmed
Shown with the demo studio, Northlight Studio. It is an example, not a customer.
Plainly

What it does, and what it does not.

This is not production planning software and it does not talk to machines. It is the daily discipline around them, with proof.

What it does
Runs the shift start and shift end checks on the times you set.
Records good and rejected pieces as numbers typed by the person at the machine.
Takes a breakdown from a QR sticker on the machine and tracks it to fixed.
Carries open work across the shift change in a handover note with both names.
What it does not do
It does not plan production. No orders, no bill of material, no scheduling of jobs.
It connects to no machine. Every reading is typed by a person.
It is not safety or legal advice. The pack lines and limits are examples to change.
It keeps no stock or accounts. The inward and dispatch lists record one load.

Questions factory owners ask

They are examples. A number line has a lowest and a highest value, and you set both. The pack is a starting point, not legal or safety advice.
A number outside its limits, or a must-do line left out, is shown to the manager as failed. If you switch it on for that list, a failed line also becomes a problem with a person and a fix-by time.
They are given to a shift, not to one name. If you keep a roster, the list goes to a person who is on that shift that day. If you do not, it goes to a person whose shift in the Team app has that name.
The manager shares it in a message from their own number. Staff install nothing and need no password: the link opens one page for that piece of work.
Prices are coming soon. Unlimited usage, no per user charge, no per client charge, no setup fee. The pricing page will carry the prices when they are set.
Not yet. Sign-up is not open, and the Start free page says so. Until it opens you can read how it works and look at every app on the apps page, or write to info@bundals.com.
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