All photos placed directly on the project
Navigate on top of an orthophoto or drawing, open clusters, jump to the exact marker, and filter by dates with the timeline to understand how each area evolved.
Every construction photo, exactly where it belongs.
Pic on Site places your construction photos on drawings when GPS data is available, organizes them by date and author, and helps you find them with AI-powered visual search. No drones, no 360 cameras: just smartphone photos.
Pic on Site helps construction and BIM teams centralize smartphone photos, place them on maps or georeferenced drawings, and retrieve them later by date, author, area, or visual content.
It is designed for real site workflows: progress tracking, as-built support, shared photo repositories, payment applications, technical inspections, and visual reporting without drones or 360 cameras.
Each person on the team keeps site photos somewhere different: WhatsApp, email, computer folders, or their phone gallery. When you need them, there is no reliable way to retrieve the right image.
WhatsApp threads, emails, personal folders, phone memory. Site photos are spread across dozens of disconnected places.
You see the image, but you do not know which area it belongs to, the exact date, or who took it. Without location and time context, the image loses documentary value.
Thousands of images in one folder and your only fallback is guessing the approximate date. Without a smart search layer, finding the right photo is mostly luck.
As simple as taking a photo.
No complex setup, no extra hardware.
Just your phone GPS.
Each photo is positioned automatically as an interactive marker on your georeferenced drawing. Open the image, metadata, date, author, and AI-generated tags from the same visual point.
Type "copper pipe" and find those exact photos. AI understands the visual content of each image.
Navigate by site visit dates and compare visually how each area has advanced.
Granular roles from owner to guest. Every photo records its author for full traceability.
Every photo receives AI-generated descriptions, tags, and categories automatically. No manual effort.
Pic on Site adapts to the real needs of each project phase and team.
Document execution status with geolocated photos on the drawing. Verify work items, detect deviations, and keep visual evidence of progress without leaving the platform.
Locate hidden installations, construction details, and pre-close conditions. The timeline filter lets you see the exact state of any area on any date.
One single source of truth for the whole team. No more photos scattered between WhatsApp, Google Drive, and phone galleries. Everything centralized with author, date, and location.
Support work execution with geolocated, date-stamped visual evidence. Export filtered photos by area and time period to attach them to payment reviews.
Document defects, cracks, and damage with precise placement on the drawing. Ideal for technical reports, claims, and repair follow-up.
Share project progress visually without requiring in-person site visits. Map and drawing views with markers make progress easy to communicate.
Every role in the project team has a practical reason to use Pic on Site.
Find construction detail photos quickly when updating the as-built model.
Review photo traceability and confirm that site documentation stays aligned with the model.
Verify execution status from the office using geolocated visual records.
Capture and place photos without manual processes. Document progress directly from the field.
Review site evolution visually and validate execution against the design intent.
Capture execution evidence and report issues with exact location directly on the drawing.
Web infrastructure
Browser-based access
Secure access
User controls
Visual AI
Search by content
Team workflows
Centralized photos
Direct answers to understand where Pic on Site fits and what it needs to work well on real projects.
Pic on Site is a SaaS platform for construction photo documentation. It centralizes smartphone photos, places them on maps or georeferenced drawings, and lets teams retrieve them later by date, author, location, or visual content.
No. Pic on Site is built for teams that already work with photos captured on a regular smartphone.
When the image contains valid GPS metadata, Pic on Site can place it automatically on the project map or georeferenced drawing.
Photos without GPS metadata cannot be placed automatically. If you want the practical implications, see what to do with construction photos without GPS.
Yes. Pic on Site includes AI-powered visual search so teams can find relevant photos without depending only on folders, filenames, or approximate dates.
Pic on Site is in validation stage. We are looking for construction professionals who want to help us refine the proposal, test the tool, and give real field feedback.