Conpad helps investors, construction companies and site supervisors record defects and track the work needed to resolve them. A useful report needs more than a description: it must be connected to the right project, a location on the drawing, supporting material and subsequent repair updates.
Azikus builds the mobile workflows that bring this information together. The app needs to support different reporting requirements and user permissions while remaining practical to use on site. We develop it for Android and iOS using Kotlin Multiplatform and Compose Multiplatform.
We built a configurable form engine for creating and editing defect reports. It displays the fields required for a report, validates entries and handles attachments. Users can mark the defect’s position on a drawing, then find reports either in a list or directly on the plan.
From there, users can review the defect, update its status and add entries to the repair log. Available actions depend on their permissions. Project and drawing navigation keep each step connected to the relevant site information.
Android and iOS share UI components and feature logic through a Compose design system. The app also monitors connectivity on each platform and makes connection status visible while users work.
The app connects each report to its details, attachments and location on a drawing. Teams can follow status and repair updates in the same experience, while configurable forms accommodate different reporting requirements.
For Conpad, shared UI and feature logic provide a common basis for continued development on Android and iOS, with platform-specific integrations retained where needed.
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