GPS-Tagged Photos for Better Site Documentation

Every photo can automatically include its GPS location. View observations on an interactive map, quickly find where issues were recorded, and optionally include map snapshots in your reports.

Map with two geotagged photos of a construction site, one open and one done

Repair insulation

Open Jun 24

Floor slab poured

Done Jul 2
© OpenStreetMap

Every photo tells the full story

When location access is enabled, Konstro automatically records the GPS coordinates each time you take a photo. No manual location tracking. No additional work. GPS-tagged photos help everyone understand where observations were made — long after the site visit is over. Especially useful for infrastructure projects, civil engineering, road construction, utility work, large commercial sites, and multi-building developments.

Find observations faster

Quickly locate photos and observations — even on large construction sites, infrastructure projects, or linear works.

View everything on a map

Display photos, observations, and deficiencies on an interactive project map to better understand progress across the site.

Add map snapshots to reports

Include a map snippet for each observation or deficiency, making it easier for clients and contractors to understand exactly where something was documented.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is the GPS location always recorded?

No. Location is only recorded if you grant Konstro permission to access your device's location. GPS data is captured only when taking a photo.

Can I include the location in my reports?

Yes. Optionally, Konstro can include a map snapshot alongside each photo or observation in your report.

Can I place photos on a site plan?

Not yet. If this feature would be valuable for your workflow, we'd love to hear from you.

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