Attach the context a photo can't show — what you saw, what was decided, what happens next.
Label what the camera can't say — a note, a dimension in feet and inches, or a metric measurement.
Stamp the capture date right onto the image — proof of when, visible even in a printed report.
Turn a raw jobsite photo into communication — circle the defect, arrow the leak, label the measurement.
Experiment freely in the annotation editor — every step can be walked back, and the whole session can be abandoned.
The Images page is a company-wide media library — every photo and video from every project on one screen.
The Photos tab is your project's visual timeline — here's how to move through it quickly.
Clear out duplicates and bad shots — with a confirmation step so nothing disappears by accident.
Point at exactly the thing you mean — an arrow on a photo beats a paragraph of description.
Ring a defect or box an area of interest so nobody can miss what the photo is about.
Cut a thousand-photo project down to exactly the shots you need with search, tags, sorting, and grouping.
Nothing you draw is final — reposition, resize, rotate, or remove any annotation with the Select tool.
Photos uploaded to the wrong job? Transfer one — or a whole batch — to the right project.
Act on dozens of photos at once — tag, move, share, report, or delete a whole selection in one pass.
Jobsite videos live right alongside photos — spot them by the play badge and watch them at your own pace.
Put jobsite photos on paper for the trailer wall, a walkthrough packet, or a punch meeting.
Fix a sideways upload in one click — and any markup you've drawn turns with it.
Pull copies of project media down to your computer whenever you need local files.
Send jobsite media to anyone — client, sub, inspector — straight from a selection.
Tags are short, reusable labels shared by the whole company — the fastest way to make media findable later.
Get jobsite photos and videos off your computer and into the right project in a few clicks.
Every photo carries its own record — who took it, when, where, plus notes, tags, and linked tasks.
Give a photo the whole screen when you need to study the details — controls get out of your way automatically.