LOBSTA - Location-based Task Management

A new Task Management that connects Places and Tasks

LOBSTA is a new kind of task manager that helps you manage all kinds of location-based tasks collaboratively and more efficient.

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Create

Create

Easily create and manage the task linked with location on both of mobile and desktop.
Organize

Organize

Manage task attributes, discuss open questions and track progress.
Assign

Assign

Assign tasks to your team based on the location or the division.
Resolve

Resolve

Get your work done in time and keep track your work history.

Case Studies

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CASE STUDY
Facility Management

Almost every facility related task has a spatial and a time component. With LOBSTA on-site work can be planned and organized better and more efficiently, for the benefit of everyone involved.

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CASE STUDY
Forest Management

LOBSTA has made it possible to digitize and visualize the tasks of forest harvesting, which were previously managed by writing instructions directly on paper-based maps.

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CASE STUDY
LOBSTA for Government

My City Report, an app for citizens to report their observations of the city to the local government, enables citizens and the local government to work together to develop local activities.

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Latest News

March 7, 2022

Kuma Forestry in Ehime Pref. talks about the Benefits of Digital Transformation in Forestry.

LOBSTA blog will be publishing a new series of interviews on "Forestry and DX" with various people from forestry.

February 21, 2022

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In January 2022, the Austrian Data Protection Authority ruled that the use of Google Analytics violates the GDPR . In this article, we'll share about our alternative option "Plausible" , and the reason why we chose it.

February 7, 2022

Japan's Civic Hack Project "My City Report" - TIPS to a successful Government DX

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