Every inspection photo already carries its coordinates and the second it was taken. This instrument reads them, rebuilds the journal in true capture order, draws the inspector's walk on live satellite imagery of the actual property, and assembles the whole thing into a print-ready report, building by building.
The photos come in. Position, altitude and capture time come out of each one. Files never leave this machine.
On multi-building properties, every capture position is matched to the actual building outlines on the map, so even tightly packed complexes resolve into individual buildings. The walk is drawn over the property itself.
Pick the buildings, settle the outliers, and the numbered journal assembles itself into a report ready to print or save as PDF.
Markers land where each photo was taken. Journal squares match the photo journal format. Reveal the walk plays the route in capture order; Clear resets it for a fresh replay.
Tick the buildings that belong in the report. Settle the review tray. Then build.
Admin carries everything: the stats cover, capture times, coordinates and filenames. Shareable is the client-facing cut: no cover page, no dates or times, nothing under the photos but the images themselves.
Every photo in the drop, numbered in true capture order and not tied to any building selection. Open it when you want the whole set; the report above stands on its own without it.