Free
$0
- Assign, track progress, and require acknowledgment
- 10 named recipients in total, across all your campaigns
- A one-time trial allowance — removing a recipient doesn't return their slot
- Readers never need an account
Readcrumbs for contractors & field teams
Upload a safety procedure, SOP, or policy update, then assign it to your crew, subcontractors, or field techs by name. Each person gets their own link and starts reading immediately — no account, no app install, no LMS seat. You see who hasn't opened it, who's in progress, who's finished, and who's acknowledged it, with due dates and reminders for anyone still outstanding.
The problem isn't training software
You don't need to provision your whole crew into another system just so one procedure reaches the right people. What you need is simpler—who has actually worked through this document, and who still hasn't.
Readcrumbs shows you who still owes acknowledgment — not just who it was sent to.
How it works
Paste a procedure or upload a PDF — an SOP, safety policy, toolbox talk, or onboarding packet.
Assign it to your crew, subcontractors, or field techs by name. Each recipient starts reading immediately — no account, no app to install.
See who hasn't opened it, who's in progress, who's finished, and who's acknowledged it — with due dates and reminders for anyone still outstanding.
Works for anything your crew needs to read
Toolbox talks & safety procedures · SOP updates · Subcontractor instructions · Onboarding paperwork · Equipment & process changes · Policy updates
If it needs to reach a specific list of people before a job starts, it works here.
Why accountless matters
Readcrumbs records progression, completion, and acknowledgment. It does not prove comprehension.
Pricing
$0
$29
One-time, per campaign
$39/mo
Recipients never pay and never need an account, on any plan.
No. A recipient opens their link and starts reading immediately — no account, no install, no LMS seat.
No. Readcrumbs shows progression, completion, and explicit acknowledgment — evidence someone engaged with the document, not proof they understood it.
An ordinary shared link is open to anyone who has it. A required-reading campaign assigns the document to named recipients, so you can see who is outstanding, set a due date, and send reminders.