Short answer: you don't have to — it's automatic. Grant location permission once and every capture carries its coordinates. Here's how it works and everywhere the GPS shows up.
Feed selected photos straight into a progress report — build the week's report as the week happens.
Label what the arrows point at — free text, or formatted imperial/metric dimensions.
Stamp a visible date onto the image itself — for reports, claims, and anyone who won't check metadata.
Mark up job-site photos with shapes, arrows, measurements, text, and timestamps — without ever damaging the original image.
Experiment freely — every markup step can be walked back and forward.
Select the photos showing a problem and create an assigned task with them attached — the fastest issue report on a job site.
Fast, organized, GPS-tagged photo documentation — even when there is no internet connection!
Twelve colors — enough for visibility on any background and for a simple severity code.
Stroke width controls how loud a markup shouts — hairline callouts to can't-miss highlights.
16:9 wide or 4:3 classic — match the frame to the shot.
Aspect ratio, composition aids, and what happens after each shot — tuned once, remembered forever.
Remove duplicates, pocket shots, and burst-mode rejects from a project — safely.
Point at the problem: lines and arrows are the fastest "look here" on a job-site photo.
Boxes and circles isolate the area that matters — the defect, the fixture, the code issue — from everything else in the frame.
Ten thousand photos, one you need — the filter dialog gets you there in seconds.
Every markup stays a live, movable object — nothing is ever stamped flat into the photo.
Captured photos under the wrong job? Move them in a few taps — comments, tags, and annotations travel with them.
Select dozens (or hundreds) of photos and videos at once, then act on all of them in one move — share, save, tag, move, print, turn into a task, drop into a report, or delete. This guide covers entering selection mode, every selection technique, and each action in detail.
Print project photos straight from your phone — for site binders, permit offices, and walkthrough packets.
Capture quick video clips (up to 15 seconds) that upload reliably from the field.
Shot forty, only twelve worth keeping? Cull the tray before anything uploads — rejects never reach the project.
Export copies of project media into your phone's photo library (Android gallery / iOS Photos).
Send project photos and videos to anyone — clients, subs, inspectors — through any app on your phone.
Use tags, notes, and filters to keep thousands of site photos findable.
Photos taken outside CrewBox — texted by a sub, shot before you had the app, screenshots — import them into the right project.
The rule-of-thirds overlay — straighter, better-composed job-site photos with zero extra effort.
A bubble level in the viewfinder — driven by the phone's motion sensor — so photos come out straight, not "close enough."
Every capture lands in the tray first — your staging area for notes, tags, and cleanup before anything uploads.
Every photo carries its full record — when, where, who, what project — plus editable notes and tags.
The viewer is built for reviewing a whole shoot fast — swipe, zoom, and act without ever going back to the grid.
Get closer without climbing — two ways to zoom, both one-handed-friendly.