CONSTRUCTION WEBCAM

A construction webcam you can put on your own website

Buyers, investors and neighbours all want to see the site. Giving them a page to look at is straightforward — and it works better as a recent photograph than as a live stream.

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What people mean by a construction webcam

The word usually implies a live video stream. What construction teams normally want is simpler: a recent, recognisable picture of the site that they can show to buyers, investors or the public, and a way to look back at how it got there.

CONCAM is built for the second thing. The camera photographs the site every ten minutes instead of streaming video, so what a visitor sees is the current state of the site rather than a feed nobody watches for more than fifteen seconds.

It also means the same camera that serves the public view is building a complete, browsable record of the project behind it — one installation, two jobs.

Putting the view on your site

A ready embed snippet puts the site’s latest photo straight onto your own website — a development page, a project page, a sales microsite. A share link opens a read-only view of the whole project in any browser.

You choose which project a link exposes and whether it needs a password. A public marketing page and a private investor view can point at the same camera with different links.

Because it is your page, it stays your branding and your traffic. There is nothing for visitors to install and nothing for them to log into.

Embed the site’s latest photo on your own website
Optional password for links that should not be public
Read-only — visitors see the view and nothing else
No plugin, app or account needed to look at it

The archive behind the public view

The public view is the visible part. Underneath, every photo taken since day one is filed on an interactive project timeline you can wind to any date and hour.

That is where the value accumulates. When the sales team wants the sequence from groundwork to topping out, or the project team needs the state of the works on a specific afternoon, it is already there — and downloadable as an archive for any period.

Deciding what to make public

Not every camera view belongs on the open internet. Frame the public view on the building rather than on the compound, the welfare units or the neighbours, and use a password on links meant only for a client or an investor.

Site photography is stored on encrypted EU cloud infrastructure; account and sign-in data is handled by our identity provider outside the EU under standard contractual clauses (see the privacy policy). Internal access stays role-based per project no matter what you publish.

What you get with CONCAM

A latest-photo widget you can embed on your own website
Share links with an optional password, per project
A 4K photo every 10 minutes behind the public view
A full project timeline and archive for your own team
Role-based access for clients, investors and contractors
Encrypted, EU-only photo storage, aligned with GDPR

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

No. The camera takes a photograph every ten minutes rather than streaming video, so visitors see a recent picture of the site instead of a live feed.

Yes. A ready embed snippet puts the site’s latest photo on your own pages, so the traffic and the branding stay yours. Visitors open the full project view through a share link.

Yes. A share link can carry a password, and you choose which project it exposes. Your team's own access stays role-based per project.

A share link opens the whole timeline of that project in read-only mode — its full history included. Archive downloads and project management stay inside the portal with your team. If you only want the latest frame public, use the embeddable latest-photo widget.

Show your project as it goes up

Tell us where the site is and what you want in frame, and we will come back with a camera plan and a project price.

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