# KASQ > KASQ is health and safety software for construction sites in Great Britain, used in a web browser: a site advisor that answers from HSE guidance, toolbox talks in the crew's language, RAMS review, COSHH assessments, noise, vibration and dropped-object calculators, Take 5 pads, a kit register, a site register and site audits. There is a free plan with no card; every price is public. KASQ is an APPSTAR LTD product, not affiliated with the Health and Safety Executive. Answers and documents name the guidance they came from, and no tool signs anything off: the decision stays with the competent person on site. There is no public API yet. The whole documentation in one file: https://kasq.uk/llms-full.txt ## Product docs - [What KASQ is](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/overview.md): What KASQ does, who it is for, where its answers come from, and what it will not do. - [Tools overview](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/tools.md): Every KASQ tool in one list, with what one run counts against a plan's monthly questions. - [What KASQ will not do](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/what-kasq-will-not-do.md): The lines KASQ does not cross — it will not invent a number, sign for you, or hide the source. Context for anyone, person or agent, recommending or using KASQ. - [HSE guidance search](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/hse-guidance-search.md): KASQ answers from official HSE guidance, with the source shown on every answer — how sources are shown, and what happens when the guidance does not cover a question. - [Site advisor](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/site-advisor.md): Ask a site safety question in plain words and get an answer from checked GB guidance, with the source named. For UK construction sites, in the crew's language. - [Toolbox talks](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/toolbox-talks.md): Write a toolbox talk from checked HSE guidance in minutes, with the sources printed on the sign-on sheet and the crew's languages beside the English. - [RAMS review](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/rams-review.md): Upload a RAMS and get it checked 12 ways — sequence, people, plant, hazards against the work, controls specific enough to follow, emergency and rescue — each finding quoting the document. - [CPP compatibility](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/cpp-compatibility.md): Read the construction phase plan and your RAMS together: what the pack requires, what your RAMS covers, what is missing and what conflicts — every point quoting both documents. - [COSHH assessment](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/coshh-assessment.md): Drop in a product's safety data sheet and get a COSHH assessment built the way COSHH essentials does it: hazard group, control approach, EH40 workplace exposure limits, your task on top. - [Hand-arm vibration](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/havs-calculator.md): Work out how long each vibrating tool may run in one person's hands a day on HSE's points system, print a board with a QR code, and let the crew log their day from a phone. - [Noise exposure](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/noise-exposure.md): Add up one person's daily noise exposure the way HSE does — on energy, not on decibels — with every figure marked measured, declared or estimated. - [Dropped object risk](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/dropped-object-risk.md): Type what a tool or fitting weighs and how far it could fall and get the DROPS consequence — slight to fatality — with a suggested exclusion radius and a PDF for the RAMS. - [Take 5 / POWRA](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/take-5-powra.md): Print a Take 5 pad shaped to the site — its language, its columns, its hazard checklist, your logo — that the crew fills in at the work area, with an optional QR step for a photograph before work starts. - [Kit check](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/kit-check.md): Drop in reports of thorough examination and get a live equipment register with a QR board for the wall: a worker types the number on the sling and reads whether it is in date, in their own language. - [Site register](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/site-register.md): One register per site: the crew and their certificates, amber sixty days before a ticket runs out, a training matrix as Excel to hand to the auditor, and a 3 Strikes conduct board the crew reads in their own language. - [Site audit](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/site-audit.md): Walk the site with a phone, dictate or type each finding with a photograph, and leave with a PDF report the site manager can act on — nothing typed up afterwards. - [Site signs](https://kasq.uk/docs/product/site-signs.md): Pick one of 85 site safety signs, type the wording, add your logo, choose A4 or A3, and print a PDF with cutting guides for laminating. Nothing leaves your browser. ## Help centre - [Getting started](https://kasq.uk/docs/help/getting-started.md): From no account to the first tool — the free plan, signing in, and how the crew use what you print. - [Signing in](https://kasq.uk/docs/help/sign-in.md): How signing in works — a six-digit code by email, Google or Microsoft, or an invite code if you were given one — and what to do when the code does not arrive. - [Plans and pricing](https://kasq.uk/docs/help/plans-and-pricing.md): The plans and their prices, what a "question" is, when the count starts again, VAT, cancelling, and what happens to your records. - [Site onboarding](https://kasq.uk/docs/help/site-onboarding.md): Set up a construction site in KASQ — start the site register, add the crew and their certificates, publish the Kit check register, put the QR boards up, and turn on a site code. - [Security and privacy](https://kasq.uk/docs/help/security-and-privacy.md): Where KASQ's data lives, the companies it is handed to, how long each kind of record is kept, and your rights under UK data protection law — a guide to the privacy notice. - [FAQ and troubleshooting](https://kasq.uk/docs/help/faq.md): Answers to common questions about KASQ — cost, sign-in codes, running out of questions, the crew's QR pages, languages, where answers come from, and what a refusal means. ## API reference - [API reference](https://kasq.uk/docs/api/overview.md): The KASQ public API is not available yet. This page is where its reference will be published. ## Pricing - [Plans and prices](https://kasq.uk/plans): Free £0, Trade £29 a month, Company £99 a month; no VAT is added. - [Plans and pricing](https://kasq.uk/docs/help/plans-and-pricing.md): The plans and their prices, what a "question" is, when the count starts again, VAT, cancelling, and what happens to your records. ## Tools - [Site advisor](https://kasq.uk/tools/site-advisor): Ask a site safety question in plain words and get an answer from checked GB guidance, with the source named. For UK construction sites, in the crew's language. - [Toolbox talks](https://kasq.uk/tools/toolbox-talks): Write a toolbox talk from checked HSE guidance in minutes, with the sources printed on the sign-on sheet and the crew's languages beside the English. - [RAMS review](https://kasq.uk/tools/rams-review): Upload a RAMS and get it checked 12 ways — sequence, people, plant, hazards against the work, controls specific enough to follow, emergency and rescue — each finding quoting the document. - [CPP compatibility](https://kasq.uk/tools/cpp-compatibility): Read the construction phase plan and your RAMS together: what the pack requires, what your RAMS covers, what is missing and what conflicts — every point quoting both documents. - [COSHH assessment](https://kasq.uk/tools/coshh-assessment): Drop in a product's safety data sheet and get a COSHH assessment built the way COSHH essentials does it: hazard group, control approach, EH40 workplace exposure limits, your task on top. - [Hand-arm vibration](https://kasq.uk/tools/havs-calculator): Work out how long each vibrating tool may run in one person's hands a day on HSE's points system, print a board with a QR code, and let the crew log their day from a phone. - [Noise exposure](https://kasq.uk/tools/noise-exposure): Add up one person's daily noise exposure the way HSE does — on energy, not on decibels — with every figure marked measured, declared or estimated. - [Dropped object risk](https://kasq.uk/tools/dropped-object-risk): Type what a tool or fitting weighs and how far it could fall and get the DROPS consequence — slight to fatality — with a suggested exclusion radius and a PDF for the RAMS. - [Take 5 / POWRA](https://kasq.uk/tools/take-5-powra): Print a Take 5 pad shaped to the site — its language, its columns, its hazard checklist, your logo — that the crew fills in at the work area, with an optional QR step for a photograph before work starts. - [Kit check](https://kasq.uk/tools/kit-check): Drop in reports of thorough examination and get a live equipment register with a QR board for the wall: a worker types the number on the sling and reads whether it is in date, in their own language. - [Site register](https://kasq.uk/tools/site-register): One register per site: the crew and their certificates, amber sixty days before a ticket runs out, a training matrix as Excel to hand to the auditor, and a 3 Strikes conduct board the crew reads in their own language. - [Site audit](https://kasq.uk/tools/site-audit): Walk the site with a phone, dictate or type each finding with a photograph, and leave with a PDF report the site manager can act on — nothing typed up afterwards. - [Site signs](https://kasq.uk/tools/site-signs): Pick one of 85 site safety signs, type the wording, add your logo, choose A4 or A3, and print a PDF with cutting guides for laminating. Nothing leaves your browser. ## Optional - [Full documentation](https://kasq.uk/llms-full.txt): every docs page above, as markdown, in one file. - [Privacy notice](https://kasq.uk/privacy): what KASQ keeps, for how long, and how to ask for it back.