Build and Track
The camera that puts photos where they belong.
Field crews take before/during/after photos on their phone, tag them, and they appear instantly on the right project in the web app — tagged, geolocated, and attributable.
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Before — Demo
Apr 10
Base Compacted
Apr 11
Flagstone Layout
Apr 12
Progress
Apr 13
Wall Detail
Apr 13
Final Install
Apr 14
What it does
One-tap capture to the project
Every photo is tagged with project, crew member, timestamp, and GPS automatically — no manual filing, no hunting through camera rolls.
Built-in markup tools
Freehand, lines, arrows, rectangles, circles, and text annotations — so a site super can mark a drainage issue or punchlist location without leaving the app.
Company-defined tag system
Hardscape, softscape, before, after, issue, punchlist — apply tags in one tap for fast filtering across hundreds of photos later.
How it works
Open LedgeCam and select the job
Crew opens the app, picks their assigned project, and starts shooting. Only their jobs appear — no clutter.
Shoot and tag
Take the photo. Apply a company-defined tag in one tap. LedgeCam adds project, crew, timestamp, and GPS in the background.
Annotate if needed
Draw freehand, add arrows, circle a problem area, drop a text label — all without leaving the app.
Photos appear in the web app
Every photo lands in the project gallery instantly, visible to the PM and back office in real time. No "send me those photos" texts.
“Replaced HubSpot and Jobber in one shot. Cut $400/mo in subscriptions.”
Marcus D.
Hardscape contractor, Austin TX
Related features
Project Management →
Track every active job from punch list to punch out.
Design Presentations →
Turn job photos into polished client presentations.
Scheduling →
Assign crews to jobs and prevent conflicts before they happen.
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