Fieldlens was a field management app designed to help construction teams communicate and track issues on the jobsite. It offered plan-based issue tracking, photo documentation, and team messaging. Superintendents liked it for its straightforward approach to field coordination — pin an issue to a plan, assign it, and track it to completion.
Fieldlens was acquired by Trimble and has been integrated into the Trimble Construction ecosystem. As a standalone product, it is no longer independently available. Teams that relied on Fieldlens for simple field issue tracking are now navigating Trimble's broader platform and pricing structure.
HomeFloorPlan offers the core workflow that made Fieldlens popular — plan-based issue tracking and team collaboration — in a standalone, accessible product. No enterprise platform, no acquisition integration, just focused plan collaboration.
What Fieldlens Does Well
Where It Falls Short
Side-by-Side Comparison
The Verdict
Fieldlens was a well-regarded field management tool that proved superintendents would adopt plan-based issue tracking if it was simple enough. Its acquisition by Trimble means the standalone simplicity is gone, replaced by enterprise platform integration.
If you valued what Fieldlens originally offered — simple, plan-based field coordination — HomeFloorPlan delivers that same philosophy in a modern, standalone product. It is browser-based with no app download, costs $20/seat/month, and adds capabilities like AI floorplan sorting and trade layer filtering that Fieldlens never had. For teams that do not want or need a full enterprise platform, HomeFloorPlan is the practical choice.