Innovate Utah: NEW IDEAS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES FROM UTAH COMPANIES

Guru Technologies, a Layton-based software and app development company, has released CrewTracks, a construction management software product. Aimed at improving field management for construction teams, the product includes production tracking and customized notification designed to help teams stay on top of their jobs and respond to issues quickly.

Because construction teams rely heavily on their ability to track production progress in real time, CrewTracks’ production tracking features enable field teams to track progress on individual tasks or work orders, monitor crew productivity and identify areas where work is{mprestriction ids="1,3"} falling behind. In addition, the software automatically generates reports, providing insights that help project managers adjust schedules and optimize performance.

“We understand that construction projects are complex and that there are many moving parts that need to be monitored,” said Josh Dennis, marketing manager for CrewTracks. “Our production tracking features streamline the process and enable teams to stay on top of their jobs, whether we’re talking about a hundred crews on a hundred jobs or just a few employees at a small construction company.”

CrewTracks’ production tracking tool has the ability to notify the right people at the right time whenever a phase is completed or an issue arises, providing instant feedback that allows teams to take action quickly. Whether it’s a delay in material delivery or a piece of equipment in need of repair, CrewTracks’ notifications ensure that everyone who needs to know is informed immediately, Dennis said.

CrewTracks is designed to work seamlessly with the company’s existing suite of construction management tools, which includes scheduling, time tracking and equipment management.

MyHeritage, a global DNA testing and family history platform based in Lehi, has launched Reimagine, a mobile app for processing family photos. The app has a powerful multi-page photo scanner that enables high-speed scanning of entire album pages or multiple standalone photos in a single tap. When combined with MyHeritage’s AI tools for improving historic photos and the platform’s capabilities for sharing family photos, Reimagine becomes a powerful tool for organizing family photos, old and new. “Since the launch of our first AI photo feature more than three years ago, MyHeritage has revolutionized the way consumers engage with their family photos,” said Gilad Japhet, founder and CEO of MyHeritage. “Photos are a significant gateway to the exciting world of family history.” The MyHeritage app is available for both iOS and Android.

Kaysville-based Klymit, a producer of lightweight, rugged outdoor sleep gear and camping accessories, has introduced the Klymit Cedar Mesa Cot, designed to provide a comfortable, elevated, outdoor sleeping experience. The cot features patent-pending “Easy Lever Lock” and “Collapse and Compact” technology. These enable an effortless setup and foldable take-down that turns the oversized cot into the size of a small briefcase. It is now available in two sizes, large and extra-large, on the company’s website. “Klymit aims to provide an elevated level of ease and comfort to outdoor experiences with each of our products,” said Cory Tholl, president of Klymit. “Our new Cedar Mesa Cot aims to address the well-known issues of uncomfortable camp sleep and delivers an easy-to-assemble, durable cot that packs into a portable briefcase, intuitively engineered for every adventure.”

BambooHR, a Lehi-based cloud-hosted platform for human resources based in Lehi, has launched Benefits Administration, a solution designed to simplify the benefits enrollment process. The solution brings employee benefits enrollment right into the BambooHR platform, providing an easy experience for both administration and employees. It is designed to save HR practitioners time and ensure accuracy while managing employee benefits. “With 82 percent of employees noting that company-offered perks and benefits are the most important thing when looking at a potential employer, our new Benefits Administration tool equips customers to thrive in a competitive job market by making benefits easier to select,” said Brian Crofts, chief product officer at BambooHR. “In today’s competitive talent market, HR leaders need to streamline time-intensive processes such as benefits administration in order to focus on what matters most.”

Sandy-based mining consultancy Burgex Inc. has released Mineralocity, a comprehensive platform offering a complete, verified and visually searchable map of all commercial mines in the United States. The app was developed in response to a heightened national focus on infrastructure revitalization and the emerging green economy. The platform has verified data on every commercial mine in the U.S., including detailed information on their locations, commodities and production levels. “This is a landmark moment,” said Stuart Burgess, chairman and co-founder of Burgex. “Mineralocity is the first platform of its kind to provide a visually searchable map of all U.S. commercial mines, which will become an invaluable tool for making strategic, data-driven decisions and bolstering domestic supply chains as we collectively advance our infrastructure and green economy.” The new tool is available at mineralocity.com.

Lehi’s JobNimbus, a customizable customer relationship and project management solution for roofers, has announced the launch of JobNimbus Insights, a new reporting dashboard designed to bring roofers visibility into the key sales metrics and drive accountability in their business. “JobNimbus Insights takes our reporting capabilities to the next level,” said Ben Hodson, CEO and co-founder of JobNimbus. “No matter the industry, you can’t manage a business effectively without having access to data. Insights gives our roofers the numbers they need to really understand the health of their business and have the right information to make data-driven decisions.” JobNimbus Insights focuses on the sales side so customers can get fast, accurate reports on metrics like lead flow (where leads are coming from), close rate and sales volume by rep and by lead source.

Summit Venture Studio, a venture firm in Lehi that focuses on commercializing university faculty inventions, has licensed FYTT, a sports performance management tool that enables strength and conditioning coaches to deliver automated training at scale so that every athlete receives holistic, individualized care. FYTT empowers coaches to help athletes reach their full potential by creating training programs, prescribing rehab, building wellness surveys, collecting performance data and automating training initiatives. “We are ecstatic to partner with FYTT and bring this innovative platform to more sports teams around the world,” said Taylor Bench, managing director at Summit Venture. “FYTT is revolutionizing the way athletes and teams train and perform, and we are excited to play a part in that,” said Ernie Rimer co-founder of FYTT and the University of Utah’s former strength and conditioning coach.

Salt Lake City-based legal software company Filevine has introduced AI Fields, an artificial intelligence tool within its existing Filevine platform. AI Fields enables the upload of lengthy documents into the Filevine platform and have it provide real-time AI-generated insights, all while keeping client data secure within the platform. AI Fields leverages the power of AI to automatically extract and organize critical information from a customer’s project documents and other files. “I truly believe that we are in the midst of a once-in-a-lifetime shift in the practice of law,” said Ryan Anderson, CEO of Filevine. “The impact of AI on the quality and efficiency of legal work will be dramatic. Once our customers experience the powerful impacts of implemented AI, they will never go back. Filevine has the right product at the right time.”{/mprestriction}