CompanyCam is a photo-based solution created for contractors, by contractors. Take unlimited photos—which are location and time-stamped, sent to the cloud, and stored securely. Every photo is organized by project and instantly available to your team, allowing you to see what’s going on anytime, anywhere. Annotate photos with drawings, arrows, comments, tags, and voice notes, and create project timelines, photo galleries, reports, and transformation photos through the app. Sharing photos with customers and insurance adjusters has never been easier, and keeping your entire process organized has never been simpler.
If you ever need to share photos with partners or clients, the app boasts two incredibly useful features: (1) galleries, where you share a collection of photos, and (2) reports, where you share a series of photos and notes. You don't have to download, rename, or email the photos—you simply select and send.
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Onetrace is construction management software built for subcontractors, giving teams one system to plan jobs, capture site evidence as work happens, and prove what's been done from first visit through to handover. It replaces spreadsheets and paperwork with one connected workflow, producing clear, audit-ready evidence for clients, main contractors, and regulators.
Used across trades including passive fire protection, drylining, roofing, and M&E, Onetrace gives real-time visibility of projects, teams, timesheets, signed documents, and on-site work. As fire protection software, it helps specialist subcontractors evidence compliant installations, tying photos, forms, and approvals to the job they relate to. Features include customisable digital forms, a drag-and-drop planner, GPS-verified time-tracking, variation tracking, project cost calculation, and drawing markups with photo evidence captured from mobile devices on site.
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Flintra AI
Flintra turns product photos a store already has into catalogue shots of the same item worn by a generated model. The input is whatever the merchant shoots today: a flat lay, a mannequin, a hanger or a cutout on white.
The model is persistent. A store fixes one face once, and every following frame uses the same person and the same lighting across the whole catalogue, instead of a different stranger in each listing. A brand mascot can replace the human, and a product-only mode shoots the item with nobody in frame.
Colour is measured, not promised: each generated frame is compared against the merchant's original photo and corrected, leaving an error of dE 1-4, below the point where an eye separates two colours.
Any frame can become a 5 or 10 second video, and a presenter mode puts a person on camera holding the product and speaking about it with lip sync.
Output carries IPTC metadata marking it as AI-generated, for marketplaces that require the label.
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