Photograph the work, prove it got done

Every job gets its own photo record

Open a job, take a photo, and it stays with that job — not lost in a phone gallery with ten thousand other pictures. Before-and-after shots, the model number on a boiler, the crack in a wall you flagged to the client, the mess you found under a sink. Each one lands against the right client and the right day, so months later you can still show exactly what you walked into and what you left behind.

Shoot the things you'll need to prove later: the rating plate on the old water heater, the corroded fitting you replaced, the meter reading before and after, the scratch that was already on the floor when you arrived. Group them into albums, share or download any of them, and anything you delete sits in the trash for 30 days before it's gone for good. It all stays in the job's gallery, organized by job and date, ready whenever you or the customer needs to look back.

• Before-and-after shots that show the job start to finish
• Model and serial numbers you'll want at the next service
• Damage you found on arrival, dated and filed by job
• Albums, sharing and download, and a 30-day trash

Proof of work, right on the invoice

When you turn a finished job into an invoice, the job's photos come with it. One tap and the burst pipe, the flooded floor, the new copper you ran — they ride along as proof the customer paid for real work. No more 'what exactly did I pay for?' three weeks later. The evidence is attached to the bill, so the conversation is over before it starts.

This is where photos pay for themselves. A customer who can see the corroded fitting you replaced doesn't argue the line item. A landlord filing on a tenant has the dated picture in hand. And if a payment ever gets disputed, you're not scrambling through your camera roll — the shots are already sitting on the invoice, in order, with the date they were taken.

Take it on your phone, find it on your tablet too

You take the photos on your phone, in the moment, with the Workeey app — in a crawlspace, on a roof, wherever the work is. The camera is built right into the job, so you're never switching apps or losing track of which picture belonged to which house. Snap it and keep working; it uploads and backs up on its own when you've got signal.

Everything you've taken shows up on any phone or tablet you sign in to. At the kitchen table that night, building an invoice on a tablet, you can pull up the day's shots from the job or the gallery and pick the ones that tell the story, the same way you'd check the day on your dashboard.

Backed up, so you never lose a shot

Phones get dropped in toilets, stolen off dashboards, and replaced every couple of years. The photos you took to protect yourself are worthless if they die with the handset. Workeey backs your job media up off the phone, so a cracked screen or a lost device doesn't wipe out two years of proof. Get a new phone, sign in, and every job's pictures are still there.

It also gets the clutter off your camera roll. Job photos live in Workeey, tied to the work, instead of jamming up your personal gallery between family pictures. When tax time comes or a customer calls about a job from last spring, you're not thumb-scrolling through a year of screenshots — you open the client, open the job, and there they are.

One place for every picture you take

The gallery pulls all your job media into one organized view instead of scattering it across chats, texts, and your phone's own photos app. Browse by client, jump straight to a specific job, or scan back through your recent work. Everything's dated, so you can line up before-and-after shots or find the one picture you need for a warranty claim months later without digging through anything.

And because the photos already live where you invoice, schedule, and store notes, you're never exporting or re-uploading to get proof in front of a customer. The picture you took in the basement is one tap from the bill, one tap from the client's history, and safely off your phone. Snap it once, and it shows up everywhere Workeey does — on the invoice, in the client's record, in the gallery.