Capture built for site work
Take photos straight into a job, with grid, flash, zoom and a choice of photo modes.
One workspace for the job: captured on the phone, organised on the web, and kept together from the first photo to the last.
Built for a phone in one hand and a site in front of you.
Take photos straight into a job, with grid, flash, zoom and a choice of photo modes.
One press captures a run of up to twenty photos, each processed behind the next frame.
Pick the sound a capture makes, from a quiet tick to the camera click. Or keep it silent.
Jobs, checklists and photos keep working with no signal, and upload themselves when one returns.
Fill in the checklist on site, photo by photo, without waiting for the office.
Scan drawings, receipts and certificates into the job from the phone.
Say what is wrong with a photo — “issue with the cabinet door” — and it is saved as text on that photo.
Switch it on and say “take photo” with your hands full. Off until you ask for it.
Optionally record where each photo was taken. Off by default, and never shown to anyone you share with.
The photo’s own camera settings survive capture, so the record shows what took it and how.
Save captures to the phone’s gallery, or pull any job photo back down again.
JobVault notices a newer build and installs it without a trip to a download page.
Where the photos become a record you can hand over.
Group jobs into categories and folders that match how the work is actually organised.
Photos appear on the job as they upload from site, without refreshing the page.
Open any photo for its camera settings, file facts, location and the note taken with it.
Send a client a link to the job’s photos. They see the work, never your locations or notes.
Export every photo for a job as one archive, exactly as it was captured.
Build the checklists your team fills in, and read the answers back against the photos.
Everything scanned on site is readable against the job it belongs to.
Owners, workers and connected identities, each with only the access they need.
Send a message to the team from the office or from the app, and keep it with the account.
Watch how much space the workspace is using, and move up a plan before it becomes a problem.
Point the app at the website, scan, and it is signed in as that identity.
Download the current app, with the release notes and version the workspace is running.
The app works with no signal, and uploads to the same workspace you are looking at now. Nothing has to be emailed, copied off a card, or re-typed when you get back.
The same jobs, photos and checklists on both sides.
A queue that waits for a signal instead of dropping work.
Every photo belongs to the signed-in identity that captured it.