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Use case

The survey tool, not anotherCRM to onboard.

Tree care companies run on scheduling, proposals, and invoicing — that's what ArboStar, SingleOps, and Arborgold are built for, and if you're already paying $150 to $550 a month for one of those, LogLog isn't trying to replace it. It's for the part those suites treat as an afterthought: fast, accurate field survey data.

Where LogLog fits next to your CRM

A crew lead walks a multi-acre property to catalog what needs pruning, removal, or treatment before the office writes up a proposal. That inventory pass is exactly what LogLog does well: load the property plan, pin every tree, record condition and recommended action, snap a photo of anything that needs a closer look before quoting.

The export — a clean spreadsheet plus an annotated plan plus photos by tree number — hands straight to whoever's writing the proposal in your existing system. LogLog doesn't touch your invoicing, your scheduling, or your QuickBooks sync. It stays in its lane: get accurate field data out of the truck and into a usable format, fast.

A recurring client's whole property, tracked

For a recurring commercial account or an HOA with dozens of trees, run the same project each visit and compare condition notes over time. Unlimited trees within your free-tier project means you're not paying per record just to keep a history.

Photos that actually justify the quote

A photo attached directly to the tree it documents is more convincing in a client conversation than a generic camera roll. Show the homeowner the wound on tree 7 without scrolling through forty unrelated shots looking for it.

What LogLog doesn't try to be

No dispatch, no crew scheduling, no invoicing, no proposal builder. If your company already runs on one of the all-in-one platforms for those, keep it — LogLog is the field-survey layer, not a competing business suite. It's a good fit for the survey and inventory pass specifically, not the whole operation.

More than one crew lead surveying

If more than one crew lead does site walks, a team account keeps everyone's surveys in one shared library instead of scattered across individual phones. Invite and remove members from Settings → Team as crew changes — there's no per-seat limit enforced today, so adding someone doesn't require a plan upgrade conversation first.

No lock-in if you switch tools later

Every export is a plain spreadsheet and PDF, not a proprietary format tied to LogLog. If your company later adopts a different survey tool or your CRM adds its own inventory module, the data you've already collected is yours to move — nothing to migrate out of a closed system.

The old way

The crew lead scribbles notes on a clipboard, snaps photos with no order to them, and the office spends an extra hour turning that into a proposal-ready inventory.

With LogLog

The crew lead exports a clean spreadsheet and photo set from the truck. The office starts the proposal immediately, no cleanup pass required.

Same-day proposals, not next-week ones

A proposal that takes a week to reach the client because field notes had to be transcribed first is a competitive disadvantage against a crew that shows up with a tablet and quotes on the spot. Getting a clean, structured export off the truck the same day the site walk happens means whoever writes proposals in your CRM can start immediately, instead of waiting on someone to type up a clipboard.

Comparing against your existing suite? Read ArboStar alternative, SingleOps alternative, or Arborgold alternative — all framed honestly as "if you just need the survey, not the whole CRM." See what a team account offers on team accounts.

Easy enough for a new crew lead to pick up fast

Turnover happens. A tool with a steep learning curve costs real time every time someone new joins the crew — that's a repeated complaint against the big business-suite platforms. LogLog's field workflow is tap the plan, fill in a few fields, snap a photo — something a new crew lead can be doing correctly on their first job with minimal walkthrough, not a multi-day onboarding process before they're productive.

Keep your CRM. Speed up the survey.

Free forever for a solo crew lead. Try it on your next inventory pass.