Getting Started
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WorkPhotos is a simple way to capture, organize, and share photos of your work.
It is designed for teams who need clear visual records of jobs, projects, or site work without messy folders, lost images, or long explanations.
Instead of photos living on personal phones or scattered across apps, WorkPhotos keeps everything in one place, organised by job and date.
Typical uses include:
Recording work progress
Capturing before and after photos
Sharing proof of work with clients
Keeping a visual history of jobs
Improving communication across teams
WorkPhotos is built to be fast, simple, and practical for real on site work.
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WorkPhotos follows a simple flow:
Create a job
Capture photos on site
Add notes or annotations if needed
Organise photos automatically under that job
Share or export when required
Photos are stored securely and synced so you can access them from different devices.
There is no complicated setup or technical configuration required.
If you can take a photo, you can use WorkPhotos.
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WorkPhotos can be used on both mobile devices and the web.
Installing on Mobile
WorkPhotos is available as a mobile app.
On iPhone, download WorkPhotos from the Apple App Store
On Android, download WorkPhotos from the Google Play Store
Once installed, open the app and sign in or create an account.
Using WorkPhotos on the Web
WorkPhotos can also be used in a web browser.
Sign in or create an account
There is no installation required for the web app.
Supported Devices
iOS smartphones
Android smartphones
Modern web browsers on desktop or laptop
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A job is where your photos live.
To create your first job:
Open WorkPhotos
Tap or click Create Job
Give the job a clear name (for example, client name or site address)
Save the job
Once created, you can start adding photos immediately.
Each job keeps all related photos together so you can easily find them later, generate reports, or share with others.
Tip: Use clear job names from day one. It makes searching and reporting much easier later.
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You can invite your team so everyone captures photos in the same place.
On Mobile
From the main view in the app, tap + Team
Tap + Add
Share the invite link or
Let the team member scan the QR code from their mobile device to join
On the Web App
Click Users
Click the small Add User icon in the top right of the screen
Click + Add
Share the invite link or
Let the team member scan the QR code from their mobile device to join
Once invited, team members can:
Capture photos under shared jobs
View work completed by others
Keep all documentation in one system
This avoids photos being lost on personal phones or sent via messaging apps.
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WorkPhotos is designed to be used on site, in real working conditions.
You can:
Take photos quickly without stopping work
Capture before, during, and after images
Add notes while the work is fresh
Many teams make it part of their routine:
Open the job
Take photos as work progresses
Close the job knowing everything is documented
This helps reduce disputes, callbacks, and misunderstandings later.
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WorkPhotos works on both mobile and web.
Mobile app
Best for capturing photos on site
Fast access to camera
Designed for quick use in the field
WebApp
Best for reviewing work
Organising photos
Creating reports
Sharing with clients
Most teams capture on mobile and review or share from the web app.
You can use either, or both, depending on how you work.
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To get the most from WorkPhotos on day one:
Create your main jobs or projects
Invite your team
Agree on simple job naming rules
Start capturing photos immediately
Review photos at the end of the day
You do not need to configure everything upfront.
WorkPhotos works best when you start using it right away and adjust as you go.
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Do I need to organise photos manually?
No. Photos are automatically grouped under jobs.
Can clients see my photos?
Only if you choose to share them.
What happens if I lose my phone?
Your photos are safely stored and can be accessed from another device.
Is there a limit on photos?
There is no hard limit on photos as long as usage stays within our fair use policy.
If usage becomes excessive or abnormal, we may contact you to discuss options.
Do my team need their own accounts?
Yes. This keeps activity clear and organised.