Two apps, one Rodney

Complly Risk is for the subcontractor who needs the RAMS tonight: describe the job in plain English and Rodney drafts a compliant RAMS, COSHH assessment, toolbox talk or CDM 2015 construction phase plan, ready for sign-off. Complly Construct is for the main contractor or principal designer who has to prove the whole job was managed properly: it maps each site to the documents it requires, flags what is missing, prices the gap as liability, and runs the CDM 2015 lifecycle end to end with sign-off gates. Same platform, same assistant — one hazard register threads every document across both.

Yes, and that is the point. A project in Complly is one construction site, and the hazard register is the single source of truth for it. Whatever is captured in one product feeds the other, so the pre-construction information, construction phase plan, RAMS, COSHH assessments, permits and health & safety file all read from the same record and cannot drift apart between stages. Credits are one shared balance across both.

It red-teams your draft the way a hostile reviewer would, before a principal contractor sees it. You get a verdict, an approval-likelihood score, findings ranked by severity and a one-tap fix loop to close them. It is there to catch the gaps that get a RAMS rejected — missing controls, vague sequencing, hazards without a named control — while you can still do something about them.

Yes. Complly Risk installs like an app on a phone, documents you have already opened work offline, and anything you write queues and sends when you reconnect. You can photograph a work area for hazard-spotting or speak instead of typing. Approved documents get a site QR poster that always opens the latest signed-off version, so nobody is working from a superseded copy.

No, and it is designed not to. Rodney drafts and challenges; a competent person reviews, edits and signs off, and no document can be used until they have. Rodney will not invent a control it has no basis for, and where information is missing it raises the assessed risk rather than quietly assuming the best case.

It means your exposure to enforcement action and fines under health & safety law, estimated per site from the Sentencing Council sentencing guideline for health & safety offences and HSE figures, and benchmarked against real HSE construction convictions, which are updated weekly. It is deliberately not the same thing as public-liability insurance, which covers third-party claims. Treat it as an illustrative guide to help you prioritise which gap to close first — not a prediction, a quote, or legal advice.