CivicGrid builds field-first software that creates tamper-proof evidence chains for every infrastructure project — so every peso spent is traceable, every milestone is verified, and every stakeholder is protected.
Whether you're a government agency, a private developer, or a project owner — the same problem exists: once work moves to the field, verification breaks down. CivicGrid was built to close that gap.
Both products share the same field-first evidence architecture — built specifically for Philippine government workflows.
A field inspection platform for local government units — turning road condition monitoring into a structured, auditable workflow for city engineers.
A government-grade accountability platform for infrastructure projects — with payment gating, multi-party sign-off, and COA-ready evidence export built into every workflow.
Most accountability software is built abroad and retrofitted here. We built CivicGrid specifically for how Philippine infrastructure projects actually work, and where they break down.
Designed around how LGUs, DPWH, and COA actually operate — not adapted from foreign software that doesn't account for local procurement rules.
Accountability starts at the point of work — not in a reporting interface. Our mobile-first field tools capture verified evidence before anything reaches a dashboard.
Every photo, sign-off, timestamp, and approval is automatically structured into a COA-ready evidence record. No manual reporting required.
Payment gating and multi-party sign-off make irregularities structurally difficult — not just harder to hide after the fact.
Field inspectors work in areas with unreliable connectivity. Our mobile app captures and queues data offline, syncing when connection is restored.
Every engagement is a structured 30-day pilot with clear success metrics. No long procurement cycles — the data justifies the next step.
From barangay-level road monitoring to national project accountability — CivicGrid scales to the scope of your organization.
City and municipal engineering offices managing road and infrastructure programs
DPWH, MMDA, and agencies overseeing public infrastructure at district or national level
Real estate and construction firms needing verified field evidence and contractor accountability
Organizations funding infrastructure programs requiring transparent, auditable project records
Tell us your agency, your challenge, and whether a 30-day pilot makes sense. We'll take it from there.