What Project 4.0 connects
The platform unifies 4 layers: a Flutter mobile app (146 screens, offline-first), 215+ Firebase Cloud Functions (Node.js, serverless), an ASP.NET Core web system (Blazor, ML.NET), and Firestore + SQL Server for real-time and structured data. All in a multi-tenant architecture with full data isolation between clients.
Connected capability groups
- task and work coordination
- shift and time execution
- multilingual communication
- material and resource visibility
- reporting and operational visibility
- AI-assisted actions
Tasks and Teams
Hierarchical structure with unlimited subtasks, 6 statuses, % progress, AI monitoring. 20 AI actions for task management.
Shifts and Time
5 check-in methods (GPS, NFC, QR, Web, voice). 23 AI actions for working hours. Handover surveys with 7 trigger types.
Communication in 8 languages
AI translation with industry glossary, 6 mandatory reactions, Cyrillic ↔ Latin. 7 Cloud Functions for translation and contextual learning.
AI visibility and forecasts
5-component risk score, Bias Correction, Adaptive Baselines, A/B testing. 38 AI actions for reports + 26 CF for proactive alerts.
2 in 1: mobile app + web-based system
Project 4.0 is not just a web portal and not just a mobile app. These are two connected systems that work as one — the mobile part is your eyes and ears in the field, and the web part is the command center for management.
- Mobile app: QR code and NFC check-in, field input, offline mode, voice AI commands, photos and notes from the field
- Web system: Full operational visibility, analytics, forecasts, team management, settings and control
Both parts sync in real time and complement each other — what happens in the field is immediately visible in the office.
See the platform in action
A short video from the real system shows how projects are created, a tree structure of tasks is organized, and progress is tracked.
All videos →The best way to evaluate the platform is through a real workflow, not a list of modules.
We'll show Project 4.0 in an operational context close to your environment, and discuss whether the next step is a demo or a pilot.