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Every unit. Every room. One view.

A site, then a floor, then a unit. Each shows its species colour, the count since it was last cleared, and the lure health as a percentage.

A room at zero needs no visit. A room that rose overnight does. Because every reading is remote, nobody has to lift a unit or examine a glue board to know which is which.

Technicians use the phone app over Bluetooth to name a unit after the room it sits in, join it to the site network, and read it directly when the gateway cannot reach it. Managers use the browser view for the week's exceptions.

Alerts are limited to what changes a decision: first activity after a quiet period, a count above a threshold you set, lure health low, battery low, unit silent.

The app, for people who run properties.

Everything is ranked by risk and phrased as an action. A rising count is shown as a rise, a spread as a spread.

Properties screen: six properties ranked Act, Watch or Quiet — Properties, ranked by risk, with a seven-night trend on the ones that need action.

Property screen: floor-by-floor grid of rooms with active and first-count rooms highlighted — A property, floor by floor. Active rooms, first counts, quiet rooms and silent units at a glance.

Spread screen: nightly counts rising and a timeline of which rooms started counting on which day — Spread: counts per night, which room started, and where it moved.

Actions screen: a queue of tasks across properties ordered by risk — One queue of actions across every property, each with the reason and the person.

Phone	iOS and Android. Bluetooth commissioning and readout.
Browser	Site list, exceptions, lure calendar, CSV export
Roles	Technician, manager, read-only client
Export	Counts with timestamps, for the records you already keep