Organized Field Photo Records for Every Project
Capture field photos with available GPS, time, project, and note details. Keep each record organized by project so field and office teams can review, find, and deliver the same work context.
Capture the Context Behind Every Field Photo
Record useful details
When enabled and available, a photo record can include location, coordinates, recorded time, project, contributor, notes, weather context, and a visible photo code.
Keep work connected to the project
Store photos with the job information your team needs for later review instead of rebuilding the story from camera rolls, email, or message threads.
Look up the stored record
Use a TimeMarkerGps photo code to retrieve the associated record and compare its available details with the image in front of you.
Find the Right Photo Without Rebuilding the Story
Filter project records
Narrow field photos by project, team member, record type, status, or date to focus the review on the work that matters.
Keep one shared project context
Associate records with the selected project, team, and contributor so office reviewers do not need to collect files from individual devices.
Review work in the right view
Use Gallery, Photo Sheet, or Photo Map to examine field activity from the perspective that fits the task.
Prepare a clear handoff
Select the relevant records, confirm their details, and share or export the output required by the client, manager, or project archive.
Built for Teams That Need Consistent Field Records
Give distributed teams a repeatable way to capture, organize, review, and deliver project photos from one shared workflow.
Review, Share, and Export Project Records
Choose the right review format
Move between Gallery, Photo Sheet, and Photo Map to review images, structured details, or available location context.
Share relevant project context
Provide selected photos and their supporting details to clients, managers, or other project participants through the sharing option that fits your workflow.
Prepare reusable outputs
Export selected project records in supported formats such as PDF, Excel, ZIP, or KMZ when those outputs are required.
Keep field and office reviews aligned
Once new records are available in the workspace, office teams can review them without rebuilding folders or renaming files by hand.
From Site Capture to Office Review in 3 Steps
Use one repeatable workflow from the first field photo to the final project handoff.
/01 · Set Up the Project
Create the workspace and project your team will use. Add the project details needed to keep future records in the right context.
/02 · Capture With Context
Select the project, capture the required viewpoints, and add the notes or fields your review process needs. Available time and location details stay associated with the record.
/03 · Review and Deliver
Office teams filter and review the submitted records, then share selected photos or prepare the supported report and export formats required for handoff.
Designed Around Real Field Conditions
Keep the capture routine simple for crews while preserving the project structure office teams need.
A clear capture routine
Choose the project, take the required photos, and add concise context at the point of work. A consistent routine reduces the follow-up needed later.
A structured team workspace
Keep records associated with projects, teams, and contributors so managers can review field activity without collecting separate folders from every person.
Connection-aware continuity
Supported capture workflows can continue when connectivity is limited and make pending records available after the device reconnects. Confirm device permissions and sync status before leaving the site.
One Photo Workflow for Every Project Role
Give field crews, project managers, and stakeholders the level of project visibility they need without duplicating the underlying records.
Field teams
Capture the required site conditions inside the selected project. Add notes and available time or location context while the work is still fresh.
Project managers
Filter records by project, contributor, status, or date. Review progress in Gallery, Photo Sheet, or Photo Map and request missing coverage before handoff.
Clients and stakeholders
Receive selected project photos with the context needed to review milestones, completed work, inspections, deliveries, or open issues.
Turn Daily Site Photos Into Usable Project Records
Start with a project, capture the required field context, and keep each record ready for the next review, report, or handoff.