Daybook — Job Photo Records

Daybook is a field record for people whose work has to be proved after the fact. Photograph what you did. Daybook attaches the time, the place, who took the shot and a fingerprint of the file itself, and keeps the original untouched. When the job is questioned six months later — by a client, an adjuster, an inspector or a court — you have a record instead of a memory. BUILT FOR THE WAY THE WORK ACTUALLY HAPPENS • Shoot first, file later. Photographs land in an inbox you sort when you have a minute. • Before, during and after, marked on each frame and grouped by day. • Tag photos — tooth 10, north elevation, unit 3B — and group a job by tag instead of by date. • Notes on a photograph, signed and timestamped: what the inspector objected to, what the client approved, why you reshot it. • Move or copy a frame between jobs. The same photo can belong to more than one. A REPORT SOMEBODY WILL…