Project Photos
What got covered up last Tuesday?
Once drywall goes up, the rough-in is invisible — until there's a problem. When every phase gets photographed and auto-filed, you can see behind any wall on any project from your truck.
Your sub damaged our floors.
Existing-condition photos from day one end blame games with owners, subs, and neighbors. Timestamped documentation of what the site looked like before you touched it is the cheapest insurance you'll ever have.
Five subs, five phones, zero records
Your project's history is scattered across everyone's camera rolls. Field View puts every photo from every crew into the same project timeline, in order, automatically — one place to check progress and one record if it ever matters.
Job Timeline
Today · 12 photos
Walkthrough, prep, and progress saved to this job.
Yesterday · 8 photos
Sorted by date, area, and phase.
DOCUMENT THE JOB
Your supers and crews shoot as they work; photos land in the right project by location. Scroll one feed and know exactly where every job stands.
→ Photos file to the job automatically
→ Sorted by date, area, and phase
→ Works with every phone on the crew
CLIENT REPORTS
Turn the week's photos into a clean PDF in a minute. Owners who see progress don't blow up your phone — and draw requests go smoother with photos attached.
Client Progress Report
How does the free trial work?
Start a trial, invite your crew, and test Field View on real jobs before deciding whether it fits.
Can I add more users?
Yes. Add crew members as your team grows so photos stay connected to the right project.
Can I export my photos?
Yes. Your job history and photos can be exported and kept with your company records.
Does this work for my trade?
If your crew takes job photos, Field View can keep them organized by job, phase, and date.
No credit card required.