BuildIntel Camera

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About this app

BuildIntel Camera is the job site photo tool built for contractors who need proof, not just pictures. Every photo you take is stamped with the job name, date, time and GPS location - burned into the image so it can't be edited out later - and routed straight to the right job folder without you lifting a finger.

No more unlabelled photos buried in your camera roll. No more spending hours organising shots after a long day on site. Just open the app, select your job, and shoot. BuildIntel Camera handles the rest.

Automatic date, time and GPS location stamp on every photo
Coordinates recorded on every shot, so you can show exactly where you were
Smart routing - photos go straight to the right job folder
Add your company name and job reference
Clean, professional stamp layout
Photos saved directly to your gallery
Works offline on site - photos route automatically when you're back in signal

When there's a question six months later about what was installed, when, and where, the contractor with dated, located photos wins the argument. BuildIntel Camera makes that your default.

Part of the BuildIntel suite - tools built to protect the ones doing the work, not the ones writing the contract.
Photo evidence for contractors: stamped, located, filed by job.
Updated on
Sep 10, 2026

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