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Pillar 1 of 4 · Isotrac

The lock you
won't leave behind.

If you drive away with your lock still on, Isotrac notices at 500 metres and fires an alarm through your phone's alarm channel — bypasses silent mode, Do Not Disturb, and Bluetooth media. Hard to miss. Doesn't stop until you Lock Off.

Real recording — the alarm firing as it would on your phone. Tap to play with sound.

In-app Isotrac green screen, ISOLATION CLEAR, READY FOR SHIFT, Lock On button
In-app · Tap Lock On
In-app Isotrac red screen, ISOLATION ACTIVE, YOU ARE LOCKED ON, timer running
In-app · Tap Lock Off

Two views. One quiet loop.

The card you glance at all day. The screen you tap when you act.

You isolate the equipment with your physical lock as you always do. Then tap into ShiftCore: the in-app screen flips with one button, a timer runs while you are locked on, and you tap Lock Off when you remove your lock.

  • Top of notifications all shift — green when clear, red when active.
  • One-tap Lock On / Lock Off — the timer starts and stops with your physical lock.
  • Off shift, off your phone — the card only shows during your roster's shift hours.

The glanceable card during your day

Three real moments where the notification lands.

You don't need to remember to check the app. The card sits in your notification panel — you see it every time you look at your phone.

Doing your Take 5

Phone in your hand. Glance down at the notification panel. Green card says ISOLATION CLEAR. That reminds you — you have not locked on yet. Walk back, place your physical lock, then open ShiftCore and tap Lock On.

Walking back to the ute

Phone in hand checking the time. Red card in your notifications says ISOLATION ACTIVE — Since 10:42am. Your physical lock is still on the gear. Walk back, take it off, then open ShiftCore and tap Lock Off.

On smoko, scrolling

The notification is right there at the top. You see it without trying. The card only shows during your shift hours. Off shift, day off, gone.

In your notifications, all shift

The quiet card that means the alarm never fires.

The card sits at the top of your notifications during your shift hours. Green when your physical lock is off the gear, red with a running timer when it's on. You see it every time you glance at your phone — without it ever taking over.

  • Visible all shift — pinned at the top of your notification panel during your roster's working hours.
  • Green for clear, red for active — colour-shift the moment you tap Lock On or Lock Off.
  • Off shift, gone — the card disappears between swings so it never nags on your days off.
  • One tap to act — open ShiftCore from the card to flip Lock On / Lock Off.
ShiftCore Isotrac notification card, green: Isotrac · Isolation clear · Tap Lock on when you isolate the equipment
Before lock on
ShiftCore Isotrac notification card, red: Isotrac · Isolation active · Since 11:10pm
After lock on

Built from a real story

Two near-incidents in three months.

I am a FIFO worker who happens to write code on the side. Isotrac came out of two near-incidents with my own personal isolation lock.

The first was a workshop drill. Finished the job, walking back to take my lock off when a colleague stopped me with a question. Got distracted, packed up, drove 45 minutes to the next site. Tried to lock on there — could not find my lock, and remembered. Drove the 45 minutes back, rang the colleague, dealt with it.
The second was worse. Working on a digger during a shut. Finished, went back to camp, completely forgot. At 10pm I got a phone call from the night-shift supervisor asking me to come back and remove my lock. Drove out, took it off, drove back. Next morning at prestart I got a written notice for an isolation breach.

That was when I made myself a promise: build something that would always remind me. So this never happens again. Not to me, not to anyone else who's just had a long day and a friendly conversation at the wrong moment.

Isotrac is what came out of that promise.

Important — what Isotrac is and is not

Isotrac is a personal reminder. It helps you remember to lock on, lock off, and not leave site with your lock still on equipment.

Isotrac is not a certified lockout / tagout device. It is not an electrical isolation control measure. It does not replace any site safety procedure or company isolation system. The off-site alarm is a backup, not a primary control.

You must continue to follow all site safety requirements, your employer's isolation procedures, and any applicable regulations. Always physically verify that your lock is on the gear and physically verify that it has been removed before leaving.

The other three

What else is in ShiftCore.

Ready when you are

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