Capture work where it happens.

Capture work
where it happens.

Replace forms, portals, and tedious data entry with simple conversations that automatically update your systems of record. Nobody logs in. The record still lands.

Three phones showing Ither: saving the text-in contact, logging volunteer hours by message, and an auto-generated activity report
The job

Someone inside your organization is trying to record what happened.

The work already happened — in a clinic, a truck, a job site, a conference hall. What's missing is the twenty minutes at the end of the day spent re-entering it into software nobody wants to open.

What we ask people to do

  • דOpen Salesforce.”
  • דLog into Workday.”
  • דOpen UKG before Friday.”
  • דFill out this spreadsheet.”
  • דRemember your password.”

What Capture Work asks instead

  • “Text me what happened.”
  • We extract the fields hiding inside the sentence
  • We ask the one thing we couldn't determine
  • We write a validated row into the system of record
  • Nobody opened the system of record
A Link Lead text turning a rep's freeform note into structured, captured CRM contacts
CRM Starter · Link Lead
A time-tracking text logging work pause, restart, and a technician note against a job
Time Starter · Textual Time
The real problem

This was never really about time tracking.

It's about the software people hate logging into. Time tracking is simply the most common example. The pattern is identical whether the record is an hour, a case note, a mileage entry, or a safety inspection: the work happened in the real world, and the system demands that someone go somewhere else to describe it.

Work happens in the real world. Your software shouldn't get in the way.

Start anywhere

Every customer starts with a Starter.

Each Starter is templates, default prompts, routing, integrations, and reporting. The engine doesn't change. What changes is the vocabulary and where the record lands.

Volunteer Starter

Ither at BIFMC

Volunteers log hours, impact, and photos by texting naturally. Real reporting for grant submissions.

Case study Read it →

CRM Starter

textlinklead.com

Reps text notes after a conversation. Contacts, companies, and follow-up tags land in HubSpot or Salesforce.

Marketing site Visit →

Time Starter

Textual Time

Shift notes become payroll rows. Built for nurses, caregivers, and field crews.

Coming soon Watch a demo →

CE Credits Starter

Continuing education hours captured and validated against licensing requirements.

In development

Daily Reports Starter

Field reports, site visits, and safety inspections — captured on site, not at the office.

In development

Mileage Starter

Trip logs captured at the moment they happen, not reconstructed from memory on the 31st.

In development
Included in every Starter
  • Templates
  • Default prompts
  • Routing
  • Integrations
  • Reporting
  • Photo capture
Expansion

Land one workflow. Expand from proof.

One workflow, landed and proven. Then the same conversation captures more of what the organization needs, without asking a single volunteer to learn anything new.

  1. Volunteer Starter
  2. Impact & Photo Capture
  3. Automated Weekly Summaries
  4. Grant Reporting
  5. Recognition & Retention
Family guarantees

What every Capture Work deployment guarantees.

These sit on top of the four things every Side Nerd product keeps true.

No login, ever

The person doing the work never authenticates into anything. If they can text, they can file a record.

Your system stays the system

We write into your CRM, payroll, HRIS, or warehouse. We don't replace it and we don't compete with it.

Validated, not transcribed

Typed and checked records — not conversation logs dumped into a text field for someone else to clean up.

Reporting that survives an audit

Filterable by person, role, and date range. Exportable the moment a grant officer or auditor asks.

Proof

See it working.

Read the BIFMC case study →
See it in 15 minutes

See what your team stops having to log into.

Bring the system your people avoid opening. We'll show you the same record, filed by text, landing exactly where it lands today.