Every project creates photos and notes.Rootlayr puts them to work.
360 documentation is proven. Now every project can use it. Photo documentation and task management for real estate, design, architecture and construction.
Easy to find
Every photo lands on the plan, so anyone can see which room, which wall and which week.
All in one place
Notes and punch list items sit right next to the photos they describe.
Ready when needed
When an RFI or a change order comes up, the record behind the wall is already there.
Walk the site once.
Everything lands on the plan.
One walk covers the photos, the notes and the list. Nothing is written up twice.
Capture
Use an Insta360 camera or a phone. Add photos and notes as you walk.
Pin
Each photo drops as a Pin on the floor plan, where you stood, with the date.
Document
Add a note or a punch list item right on the photo.
Share
Send a link. Owners and trades see the site without a login or a site visit.
One photo, a whole room.
First walk to handover.
One shot covers the walls, the ceiling and the floor. Run it from demo to closeout and the record is already written.
360 photo. One shot, whole room, pinned to the plan.
Flat photos to cover the same room. Named by the camera, filed by hand.
Existing conditions
Walk the building before demo. If anyone says you damaged something that was already broken, you have the photo.
Before the walls close
Walk the job every week. Your pay applications and change orders have a photo behind them.
Handover
Hand the owner the whole record on the day you leave. No closeout scramble, because the record was written as the work happened.
Products built
on one record.
Rootlayr 360Live
Photo documentation and task management. Walk the job, and every capture lands on the floor plan by location and date.
Scan-to-BIMComing soon
Workflow management for a scan-to-BIM job: the client, the scanning tech, the modeler and the architect, all on one project.
Made for
people who build.
General contractors
Shoot the job once a week. Pay applications, RFIs and change orders all point back to a photo.
Architects
Check a ceiling height or a riser from your desk. No second trip to an occupied building.
Owners and facilities
Get the whole building at handover. Find a valve in year three without opening a wall.