A construction site camera that documents the whole build

What the camera actually does

The camera is a fixed, weatherproof 4K unit. You mount it once — on scaffolding, a mast, a crane leg or a neighbouring building — and point it at the part of the site you care about. From that moment it takes a photograph every ten minutes and uploads it by itself.

There is nothing to plug into your site network, because no site network is involved. The camera works without site internet, so it runs from the first day of groundwork, long before there is power distribution, a site office or a fixed line.

Photos land in encrypted EU cloud storage within minutes of being taken. Nobody has to walk up to the camera, swap a memory card, or remember to upload anything.

• 4K resolution, weatherproof housing — no site internet needed
• One photograph every 10 minutes, automatically
• Encrypted upload to EU-only cloud storage
• Online within 24 hours of mounting

Ten minutes by default, other intervals when it matters

The default is one photograph every ten minutes, day and night. For most sites that is the right number: enough to catch a delivery, a pour or a lift, not so much that the archive turns into noise.

The interval is set per camera and per time of day. Nothing happens on a site at three in the morning, so many projects drop to one photo an hour overnight and keep the ten-minute rhythm through the working day — a smaller archive, the same evidence.

On the days that matter it goes the other way: down to one photo a minute for a concrete pour, a crane lift, an inspection or a handover, then back to normal afterwards. Tell us the pattern you want and we set it on the camera.

• Every 10 minutes by default, day and night
• One photo an hour overnight, when nothing is moving
• Down to one photo a minute on pour days, lifts and inspections
• Set per camera and per time of day, changed whenever the site changes

From thousands of photos to one timeline

A camera that only fills a folder is a liability. The value is in getting back to the right moment quickly, and that is what the client portal is for.

Every photo is filed onto an interactive project timeline — a radial clock you can spin to any date and any hour of the build. Finding what the slab looked like on the afternoon of 14 March takes seconds, not an afternoon of scrolling.

When you need the images themselves, download a photo archive for whatever period you choose: a day, a week, or the whole contract.

Who gets to see it

Access is role-based. Your own team, the client, investors and subcontractors each get their own login, and each of them sees only the projects you have given them.

For everyone outside that circle there are share links. A share link opens a read-only view of the whole project in any browser, with a password if you need one. And the site’s latest photo can be embedded straight into your own website with a ready snippet, so buyers or the public can follow progress.

What it costs and how it starts

Pricing is per project: the number of cameras and how long you need them. The camera, the connectivity, the EU storage and the portal are all part of that — there is no separate software licence to buy.

We ship the camera pre-configured. Mount it, and the site is online within 24 hours. Site photography is kept for 30 days after the contract ends, which gives you a clear window to download the complete archive before it is deleted.