FotoLedger vs jobsite photo apps
Searching for SiteCam, Site Plan, Photo-Reports Online, 123 Onsite, Pixly, CompanyCam, or similar jobsite photo tools? FotoLedger's wedge is different: pin photos to the plan and export a spatial PDF photo report—not only a GPS gallery.
Honest comparison
Gallery-first apps are strong at team capture, project albums, and GPS/time stamps. That is valuable. What they often leave out is plan context: which room, elevation, or zone each image documents—and a report layout that carries that trail for clients and adjusters.
- Jobsite photo galleries — organize photos by project/property; great for feeds and search.
- FotoLedger — attach photos, PDFs, and notes to waypoints on a floor plan or site map; export a PDF photo report with location context.
When to choose FotoLedger
- You need construction, insurance, restoration, or real estate photo reports tied to the plan.
- Reviewers ask “which room is this?” too often.
- You want free local mode in the browser without a mandatory account.
Frequently asked questions
How is FotoLedger different from CompanyCam-style apps?
Many jobsite photo apps excel at GPS-tagged project galleries and team feeds. FotoLedger focuses on pinning photos to a floor plan or site map and exporting a PDF photo report with that spatial trail.
Is FotoLedger a replacement for SiteCam or Pixly?
It depends on your workflow. If you need plan-anchored documentation and a client-ready photo report, FotoLedger is built for that. If you primarily need a shared GPS photo feed, a gallery-first app may still fit.