Capture any phone
Point, shoot, send — from the phone that's already in the crew's hand. No app to install, no forms to fill, nothing new to learn.
Photo-to-record, in one snap
Snap a photo — a job site, a menu, a receipt, a storefront — and SIGNL knows what it's looking at and files it where it belongs. Your phone camera becomes an intake device.
A photo is the shortest path from the field to the record — and it's the one input everyone already knows how to send.
What the camera does now
Point, shoot, send — from the phone that's already in the crew's hand. No app to install, no forms to fill, nothing new to learn.
SIGNL reads the photo and names what it is — a job-site shot, a menu, a receipt, a storefront — the way a person would at a glance, not a blank upload.
Because it knows what it's looking at, it routes the photo to the right place on its own — the project, the menu, the record — instead of a camera roll no one revisits.
Every photo lands timestamped and searchable, tied to the job it belongs to. The camera roll becomes a record you can actually pull from later.
How it works
Out in the field, at the counter, on the drive back — one photo from any phone. That's the whole ask on your side.
SIGNL looks at the image and classifies it on sight — what kind of photo, and which job or place it belongs to — no tagging by hand.
The photo is routed and filed automatically, on the record and ready to find — before you've put the phone back in your pocket.
Receipts, not hype
Captured, classified, and filed to the right project. The crew's camera roll turned into the project's photo record — sorted on the way in, without anyone tagging a single shot.
Photos of the menu get classified the moment they land. A picture from the kitchen's phone is recognized for what it is — no re-typing the menu to get it into the system.
Real, live tenants on the same rails you'd run on. Names withheld on purpose — your photos are your business, not our marketing. We'll show you a working one on a call.
What's coming — and what isn't here yet
Today Vision tells you what a photo is and files it. Reading a job-site photo to work out the scope and a first-draft estimate is where we're headed next — it isn't built, and we won't pretend it is.
Right now Vision runs on a frontier vision model. Running it on your own machine is the plan — but our in-house model reads at about 87.5% on a real-world set, under the accuracy bar we set before we'd trust it with your business. When it clears the bar, it flips — not before.
Today Vision reads a photo you send. Extending it to live on-site cameras — Vision watching the floor, the counter, the line as it happens, not just reading a snapshot — is where it's headed. It isn't live yet, and we won't pretend it is.
Straight about today: capture, classify, and file are live and running on real photos. The three above are where we're going — listed here so the line between shipped and coming stays honest.
Point a camera at it
Open the live portal and watch a photo get read and filed, or book a call and we'll stand yours up on the rails that are already running.