A photo shows the wall. A marked-up photo shows the crack in the wall, the arrow pointing at it, and the word 'Replace' next to it. Nobody has to guess what you meant.
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What You Get
Point at the problem, ring it, and label it. Pick a color that stands out against the photo.
Pull a magnified callout out of the photo so a small defect reads big.
Markup saves as a new version. The clean timestamped photo is still there for the record.
Marked-up photos drop straight into PDF reports, estimates, and gallery links.
How It Works
Tap the edit button on a photo that is already on the job.
Draw, circle, add a callout, or type a label. Undo anything.
The marked-up copy joins the job. Send it to the crew or drop it in a report.
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Photos, schedules, notes, invoices, chat, and documents — one app, one login, one price.
FAQ
No. The marked-up image saves as a new photo on the job. The original keeps its timestamp and stays in the record.
Yes. Any photo on a job you can see is open to markup, whoever took it.
Yes. Attach any job photo, marked up or not, to an estimate, an invoice, or a PDF report.
Markup works on photos. For video, take a screenshot of the frame you want and mark that up.
One app. One crew. One login. Setup takes 3 minutes.
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