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FOR CIVIL ENGINEERS & SITE TEAMS

A construction camera that documents as it captures

Makkaddam GPS Camera is built for the people who need a photographic record of a site, not just a photo of it: civil engineers, site engineers, site supervisors, contractors, builders, architects, surveyors, project managers, QC and safety teams.

Who it's for

Every field in the app exists because a site team needs to answer "where, when, and what activity" for a photo without typing it in later.

Site engineers & supervisors

Log daily progress against a Project/Site/Activity structure that matches how a site is actually run.

Contractors & builders

Keep a defensible photographic record of work completed, tied to a place and a time.

Architects & surveyors

Attach a benchmark Reduced Level to a project so elevation on photos is meaningful, not just a phone estimate.

Project managers

Review photo activity across sites without asking the field team to compile a report first.

QC & safety teams

Document inspections and conditions with a timestamp and location that can't be edited after the fact on the photo itself.

Infrastructure & field teams

Capture in places with no signal — the camera doesn't wait for connectivity to work.

The core idea

Capture → Document → Organize → Share. Nothing in the app exists outside that loop — no dashboards to configure, no accounts to manage.

What's included today

GPS photo capture, Project/Site/Activity organization, compass heading, source-labelled elevation, photo stamping with a customizable overlay, a gallery with multi-select, one combined PDF from many photos, photo mark-up, rename and move, copies in your phone Gallery, ZIP backup, and native sharing — all working fully offline except for optional address lookup.

Full feature list

What's honestly not there yet

No map view, no measurement tools, no report templates beyond the photo PDF, no cloud sync, no user accounts, and no weather stamping. If a future version adds these, this page will be updated to say so — not before.

Read the FAQ