No. Rootline is offline-first.

It runs locally so your operation doesn’t depend on internet reliability, third-party servers, or ongoing cloud subscriptions. Your workflows, logs, and execution data stay under your control.

Rootline replaces the “messy stack” most facilities rely on:

• Whiteboards that don’t get updated

• Spreadsheets no one trusts

• Checklists that live in someone’s head

• Shift handoffs that lose context

It standardizes daily execution, captures what changed, and surfaces drift early — before small issues compound.

No.

Rootline is product-led by design.

Guidance, prompts, and SOP context live inside the workflow — where operators actually need them.

There’s no required onboarding package or long implementation cycle.

Generic apps track tasks. Rootline models cultivation operations.

That includes:

• Rooms and stages

• Recurring procedures

• Verification steps for critical work

• Shift-level logs

• Signals that highlight missed work and repeated issues

It’s built to teach consistent execution, not just record activity.

For many teams, yes.

Rootline is designed to replace:

• Shared spreadsheets

• Ad-hoc checklist apps

• Notes docs used as shift logs

• Whiteboards used for execution tracking

It becomes the system of record for daily operations.