Your phone holds the record
The record lives on your phone first. That is why it opens instantly and why it keeps working when the tower does not.
What it does
Everything saves on your phone the moment you tap. No network needed.
Your shop is not a place with good signal. The app was built for that, not patched for it later.
Most apps show a spinner when the network drops, and then ask you to try again. In a basement shop, or on the third day of heavy rain, that is every day.
Marking, paying, adding a worker — all of it works with the phone in airplane mode. Nothing waits, and nothing is lost.
The record lives on your phone first. That is why it opens instantly and why it keeps working when the tower does not.
If you have made an account, the app quietly catches up the next time you are online. There is no button to press.
You do not have to sign in to use DailyPlus. Without an account nothing leaves your phone — and nothing is kept online for you either, so a lost phone is a lost record.
Very little. Text records are small. Photographs are the only thing that takes real data, and they wait for you to be online.
A few megabytes for the records themselves. It is built to sit on a phone that is already full.
Only DailyPlus can open it on your phone. But a phone can be lost or broken, so make an account and keep a copy online too.
It is free, it works with no internet, and setting up your shop takes about three minutes.