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The work gets done with both hands. The paperwork writes itself.

Information out in the field isn't born at a desk. It's born at the machine, on the roof, in the van. By the time it's typed up back at the office, half of it is guesswork. Visorynt captures the job while the job is happening — through whatever device fits the work.

Two technicians reviewing information on a rugged tablet inside an industrial facility
Live pilot — Buristone
01 — The problem

The gap between doing the job and recording it

Every field process has the same tax: the work happens once, then someone re-does it as paperwork later, from memory. That's where the errors and the lost hours come from.

  • Findings live in someone's head until they get back to a keyboard
  • Reports written from memory hours after the fact
  • The one person who knows the machine can't be everywhere at once
  • New staff left guessing on jobs they don't run every week
  • Photos on a phone, notes on paper, neither tied to the other
02 — What it captures

One job, captured as it's worked

Your people choose the device that suits the task — a phone in a pocket, a tablet on a bracket, or hands-free smart glasses. The capture is the same; only the hardware changes.

What they see

Photos and video of the actual condition, logged against the asset they belong to.

What they say

A spoken note becomes a clean, structured line in the report — no typing on site.

Guided steps

The next step of the procedure in view, so nobody skips a check under pressure.

A second set of eyes

An expert back at base sees exactly what the technician sees, and talks them through it.

03 — The path

From the floor to a finished record

The technician does the work. The record forms alongside them and finishes when the job does.

  1. Capture

    On the device that fits

    Phone, tablet, or glasses — the worker keeps working, the system keeps listening.

  2. Understand

    It structures the mess

    Voice, images and inputs sorted into the fields your report actually needs.

  3. Produce

    The report drafts itself

    A service report or log that's most of the way done before the van leaves site.

  4. Trigger

    It moves downstream

    The record posts to your system, a follow-up job is raised, the office already knows.

04 — Integration

The hardware is a choice, not the point

We're hardware-independent. Smart glasses like Vuzix are one option when hands-free matters — but the same system runs on the phones and tablets your crews already carry, and connects to the software behind them.

Vuzix smart glassesRealWearStandard iOS / AndroidRugged tabletsSAPField service platformsYour ERP
05 — Fit

Who's it built for

Any team where the real work happens away from a desk.

  • Maintenance and service crews documenting jobs on the move
  • Installation and commissioning teams that need a record as they build
  • Utilities and facilities running routes across many sites
  • Any operation training new hands on jobs the veterans do in their sleep
Put it in front of a real job

Show us the job that never gets written up properly.

Tell us one field process that eats your evenings. In a short demo we'll walk it through end to end — capture on site, finished record in your system — on the hardware that suits you.