Skycat Photo

One site’s photos, opened by the right people

Client, insurer, and contractor do not all need the same set. Each gets a link for what they should see — no account required for them.

Skycat Photo: Ham Tin Wan beach photo flagged for follow-up, with the place on the map

Skycat Photo

Skycat Photo: two Sai Kung beach photos from different dates side by side
Skycat Photo: Club One façade with crack and rust areas flagged for follow-up

The usual problem

Progress and defect photos travel as shared folders or email threads. The wrong person sees too much, or the right person cannot find the current set.

What you get

Photos stay with the site

A photo lands where it was taken. You open the site and the pictures are already there — not in a thread of attachments.

Scoped links per party

Each party opens what they should see. They do not need an account, and you can turn a link off if that changes.

Flag what needs follow-up

Mark an area on a photo so the next person knows what to check. The note stays with the picture.

Compare visits as the site moves on

Put the same spot side by side when you need to see what changed between visits.

Who it is for

Main contractors, developers, insurers, and site managers who need controlled sharing of the same site’s photos.

Questions

Ask about photos for your site

You reach the people who build the software.