Highad app analytics for October 31

Highad helps tradespeople choose the right access equipment before they climb. Enter your working height, select your duty and ground type, and the app ranks all twelve access methods — step ladders, hop-ups, podium steps, alloy towers, scissor lifts, boom lifts, and more — by suitability in seconds. Every verdict is backed by geometry, ground bearing pressure, and site hazard rules, not guesswork. The Set-Down screen is the heart of the app: a reach chart where all twelve methods hang at the heights they achieve. Drag the height rule, filter by task kind, and watch the engine re-rank in real time, flagging each method as Go, Check, or Not Suitable. Tap any method to open its full detail — pitch angle, standoff, base-to-height ratio, laden mass, leg load per leg, and the step-by-step instructions for setting it down correctly on your site. The Ground screen calculates bearing pressure against your surface type — from a 30-t/m concrete slab to a 2.5-t/m trench edge — and recommends the minimum spreader pad size for your equipment. Flag site hazards such as soft ground, overhead lines, sloping surfaces, or live doorways, and the app automatically removes the methods that cannot tolerate those conditions. Before you climb, run the built-in pre-use inspection checklist for your equipment class. Photograph the workface and overlay the equipment armature directly onto the image to confirm the kit fits the space. Every set-down, inspection result, and workface photo is saved as a clear access tag record that you can export to your photo library. No account required, no subscription, and fully offline.