Built for sites with no signal
Cablefolio is phone-first and installs as a web app. Before a visit, press Keep offline on a property and the whole property is copied to the phone, with each photo’s thumbnail and each file. Anything opened with a signal can be read again without one.
With no signal, edit as usual: clients, properties, rooms, racks, and devices; cable runs one at a time or from a pattern; links, power feeds, notes, contacts, checklists and their steps, VLANs, presets, photos, and files. A photo taken offline shows at once from the copy waiting to upload.
A queue you can trust
Changes wait in order and send themselves, oldest first, as soon as the browser is back online. The queue stops at the first change that does not land, so a device added to a new room never arrives before its room. A refused change shows the server’s own reason.
If someone else changed the same record meanwhile, the change is held, not applied: compare what you changed with what the server has, and choose. Nothing is decided for you.
Honest about what needs a connection
Signing in, revealing stored credentials, share links, reports and PDFs, and server-wide search say “Could not reach the server” rather than pretend to work offline. Credentials, access codes, and API tokens are never kept on the device. Read the offline guide and how sync works.
Questions and answers
Does Cablefolio work offline?
Yes. Keep a property on the phone before a visit and add or edit rooms, racks, devices, cable runs, links, notes, checklists, photos, and files with no signal. Changes are queued and synced in order when the connection returns.
What happens if two people edit the same record offline?
The later change is held as a conflict instead of overwriting the other. The technician compares what they changed with what the server has, then keeps theirs or takes the server’s.
Is Cablefolio a native app?
Cablefolio is a progressive web app: it runs in the phone’s browser, can be added to the home screen, and keeps working offline, with nothing to install from an app store.