Sample architectural sheet used to show photos pinned to a location — not a live job
Two-car garage interior looking at the overhead doors
WP-003 · Garageboth bays
Close view of garage man-door, slab, and overhead-door weatherseal
WP-003 · Garageweatherseal

Sample documentation

Ridgeline · 04 locations

Two-car garage interior looking at the overhead doors
WP-003Garage — both bays
Close view of garage man-door, slab, and overhead-door weatherseal
WP-003Garage — weatherseal
Kitchen range, backsplash, and upper cabinets straight-on
WP-002Kitchen — range wall
Living room media console and wall-mounted television
WP-001Living — media wall

Sample documentation · tap a pin · drag to pan

BetterHolmes Co.

Better
property
intelligence.

Practical field documentation software — pin photos to floor plans with FotoLedger, schedule the work with PHASE, and turn site activity into project records teams can actually use.

Plan→Capture→DocumentSee all solutions →

Capture.
Map.
Report.

Three things, done well: get the site documented on the plan, map what matters where it happened, and get a report — a clear project record — out the other end.

Capture

Spatial Documentation

Pin photos, PDFs, and notes to floor plans, roof plans, and site maps — field photo reports and site documentation that hold up, not another camera-roll folder.

Mapping

Spatial Mapping

Pin conditions, readings, and observations to a plan. Roofs, moisture, layouts — anchored to where they actually are.

Output

Reports & Project Records

Client-ready photo reports with a spatial trail — field activity turned into project records people can actually use and hand off.

Photo reports and
site documentation.

FotoLedger is a free photo report web app — mobile-friendly in the browser. Pin field photos to the plan and export client-ready PDF site documentation for restoration and insurance claims.

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FotoLedger

Pin photos, PDFs, and notes to the plan. Export a defensible trail.

Input
Photos / plans / notes
Organize
Spatial waypoints
Output
Client-ready PDF

Our flagship photo report and site documentation web app, now in V2 — works in the browser and is built to be mobile-friendly on phones and tablets in the field. Pin photos to floor plans (or roof plans and site maps) with waypoints, attach PDFs and notes at each location, and export a client-ready PDF for construction photo documentation, restoration, and insurance claims. Work locally with no account, or sign in for cloud projects and sync across devices — free while we grow. Native mobile apps for site capture are on the roadmap.

  • Browser-based web app — mobile-friendly for field use
  • Pin photos to floor plans, roof plans, and site maps
  • Field photos, PDFs, and notes attached at each location
  • Cloud projects, sync, and sharing — or fully local
  • Client-ready PDF photo reports with the spatial trail
FotoLedger interface preview

Real jobs, every week

FotoLedger documents live restoration and construction jobs weekly — spatial photo reports that go to real clients and adjusters, not demo data.

Built from the field

Every product started as a problem on an actual job — spatial docs, schedules, surveys — not a feature list that looked good in a pitch deck.

No logo-cloud theater

No borrowed logos, no invented stats. Every tool is free to try or open to preview — judge the work by the output it produces on your own project.

Free toolsLiveNo account · No trial wall

Got a problem the tools don't cover? We take on documentation strategy and custom builds, too.

Documentation strategy

Sort out how your team captures, organizes, and hands off project records — with someone who has been on both sides of the paperwork.

Custom software

You know the problem in your shop better than anyone. Bring the idea; we turn it into a tool that works.

Get in touch

Bad documentation costs real money — and it's everywhere in this industry.

The fixes are tools you can actually use on a job — not another camera roll, not bloated contractor software. We build the version we wanted ourselves.

If you've ever rebuilt a report from someone else's blurry photos, missing notes, and no idea which room was which, you already get it.

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If the paperwork is the problem, start here.