Bigzy Field · The mobile app
Intelligence in the pocket of every crew member
The crew talks. The office sees. Bigzy does the paperwork in between.




The problem
Right now, your company’s intelligence rides home in the trucks

In the field
The leak, the dead turf, the upsell sitting in plain sight. It goes into a text thread, a voicemail, or someone’s memory. And it dies there.

In the office
Calls, texts, spreadsheets, asking around. Half the job is finding out what already happened. The other half is proving it.
Nobody’s lazy. The pipe is just broken
Bigzy is the pipe
One brain between the field and the office. Talk goes in. Work comes out.
The field side
Four ways to contribute without learning software

Hit record at the morning circle. Wins, needs, and issues become documentation, in both languages at once.


Snap the issue, say what happened. Bigzy tags the property, writes it up, and opens the ticket before you leave the site. No form, no phone tag.
SOPs, client history, plant health identification, the tricky gate code. Answers between jobs, by voice, English or Spanish.
Design Packet · Vibescaping Studio


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Design intent
Crape myrtle allée over layered Mediterranean massing: lomandra and coast rosemary along the walk, silver and chartreuse texture in the beds, horsetail accents at the entry. All on the existing drip zone; reads refined from the drive.
Plant palette · Low-Mow Mediterranean




The office side
The office stops chasing
Field input lands sorted: tickets with owners and clocks, requests routed straight to the right person, client notes already drafted in polished English. Visibility without a single phone call.

Snap Reports
The client report writes itself
Pick the snaps. Bigzy writes the summary, the highlights, and the upcoming schedule, pairs every photo with what the crew did there, and sends it under your brand.





Four snaps → a client-ready weekly report
The complete loop
One morning, timed
Wins, a broken trimmer, a client request, and a valve leak on Zone 4. Thirty seconds of talking.
Two tickets opened with owners. The trimmer part ordered from SiteOne. The client note drafted in English.
Everything from every crew, sorted and prioritized, next to the day’s plan. No calls made.
Gate codes, scope, site history. The questions got answered before anyone had to ask.
No calls. No sticky notes. Nothing rides home in someone’s head
Who gets empowered

Run better huddles. Requests handled before the next site.

Flag issues, submit ideas, get answers. In their language.

Document site visits and flag concerns on the spot.

Answers in front of the client. Meeting notes captured.

The whole company in your pocket, without being in the office.

Field requests arrive sorted, filed, and ready to action.

Every crew’s morning in one brief, before the trucks roll.
Bilingual by design
“Fuga en la zona 4” goes in
A polished client note comes out
The crew works in the language they think in. Clients read polished English. Nothing is lost in between, because there is no in between: it is one brain, fluent in both.
Put it in every pocket
Bigzy Field ships with every Bigzy plan. See it on one of your own properties.


