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Progress · Progress photos

Time-stamped photos against every plot

Photograph the work as you walk it and every image is filed against the plot, level and date automatically, searchable in seconds, months later.

Live on iOS, Android and web · Works offline on site

Site engineer photographing a partly built structure with a smartphone on a construction site
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Capture

Photograph the work, not the filing

Take the photo in Insite and it is already filed against the plot, level and date, with no folders, no renaming and no camera roll.

  • Filed against plot, level and area
  • Date and time recorded automatically
  • No manual folders or renaming
Hands photographing a newly plastered ceiling in a new-build room with a smartphone, filed to the plot automatically
Photo grid in Insite for plot 12 level 2, with first fix, pre-plaster, second fix and finishes stages each holding dated images
Before close-up

Prove what went in behind the wall

Photograph first fix and services before they are covered, so a question about what is behind the plasterboard has an answer.

  • Pre-closure photography by area
  • Services recorded before boarding
  • Retrieved by plot in seconds
Retrieval

Find the photo in seconds, not an afternoon

Filter by plot, level, trade or date instead of scrolling through thousands of images.

  • Search by plot, level, trade or date
  • Every photo attributed to who took it
  • No lost images on a personal phone
Progress photos for plot 12 level 2 on a phone in Insite, showing first fix and pre-plaster filed with dates and second fix awaiting photos
Services in an open stud wall photographed before plasterboarding, beside the same wall boarded and taped the next day, both filed against plot 12
Sharing

Share a photo record without a WeTransfer

Issue a dated photo record for a plot, a level or a period straight from the app.

  • Photo record per plot or period
  • Consistent captions and dates
  • Issued digitally, not by email attachment
Why teams switch

Built for the way site teams actually work

Photography in Insite is filed at the moment it is taken, against the plot it belongs to. Nothing lands in a camera roll and nothing has to be sorted later.

Nothing in a camera roll

Every photo filed to its plot.

Taken at the work face

During the build, not after boarding.

Attributed and dated

Who took it and when, on every image.

Found in seconds

Filter by plot, level, trade or date.

Works with no signal

Shoot in the basement, sync back in range.

Share in a tap

A dated photo record for any plot.

312
photos filed automatically in a week
0
images lost on personal phones
Seconds
to retrieve a photo from months ago

Frequently asked questions

Progress photo software files site photography against the work it shows. With Insite, a photo taken on site is stamped with the plot, level, date and photographer automatically, so it is searchable evidence rather than an image in a camera roll.

Yes. Pre-closure photography is recorded against the plot and area, so what went in behind the plasterboard can be shown later without opening it up.

Filter by plot, level, trade or date. Because every image was filed when it was taken, retrieval takes seconds rather than an afternoon of scrolling.

Yes. Insite works offline, so photos can be captured with no signal and upload automatically when you are back in range.

Yes. A dated photo record can be issued for a plot, a level or a period straight from the app, with consistent captions, rather than sent as an email attachment or a file transfer link.

Insite runs on iOS, Android and the web and works offline on site, so the same photo record is available to everyone from phone to office.

Ready to get started?

Replace the spreadsheet before the next handover

  • Your trackers, built in an afternoon
  • Training that takes one toolbox talk
  • Live on site in days, not months
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