Everything Snapline does today.
No roadmap items on this page. If it is listed here, it is in the app.
Capture
Automatic filing
Every photo gets a caption, a trade, a phase and a project without you choosing any of them. Visible on the thumbnail, editable any time.
LiDAR measuring
Tap two points and the span is drawn on the photo and kept there. Metric or imperial. Editable, and each one can be left out of a report.
Voice notes
Describe what you're looking at instead of typing. The note attaches to the photo or project you recorded it from.
Tags and checklists
Your own vocabulary on top of the automatic filing, plus reusable checklist templates for work that repeats.
Import what you already shot
Pull job-site photos out of your camera roll so work documented before Snapline still reaches the right project.
Annotations
Arrows, boxes and text on the photo itself, so the thing you're pointing at is unmistakable in the report.
Organise
Projects
Every photo, note, report and walkthrough for one address in one place. Pin a project to a location and photos taken there file themselves to it.
Ask Snapline AI
Search in plain language across captions and notes instead of remembering which week it was.
Review queue
The one place Snapline admits uncertainty. Swipe right to accept, left to dismiss.
Before and after
Two photos of the same wall, side by side and aligned, ready for a report.
Walkthroughs
Site walks and punch lists, with follow-ups attached to the photos that prompted them.
Team and roles
Owners, admins and members shooting into one library, with deletion and company settings held back from members.
Send
Branded PDF reports
Your logo, your colours, your captions, your measurements and annotations rendered into the document — not stripped out of it.
Live share links
A web page the customer opens with nothing to install. Revoke it whenever you like.
Export
Take your photos and their filing with you. It is your work.
Everywhere else
17 languages
Including Arabic right-to-left. The whole interface, not a translated menu bar.
iPad, properly
A real split layout with a sidebar, keyboard shortcuts and multi-select — not a stretched phone screen.
Light and dark
Both built, both maintained, and switchable inside the app rather than only following the system.
Offline-tolerant
The queue assumes the signal will drop, because on a job site it does.
Push that means something
Told when a report is opened or an upload needs you — not nagged.
Encrypted
In transit and at rest. See the Privacy Policy for who processes what.
