Teamspace

Stop being the inbox that holds the jobsite.

Teamspace is the cloud the camera writes to. Photos collect themselves, sit in one workspace pool, and sort by project and member — gallery, sheet, or map.

The usual mess

If this is the week, you need a workspace.

Missed drops

Someone forgot to send the before-shot. The after-shot lives on a personal camera roll.

Lost copies

Three folders, two chats, one compressed screenshot. Nobody knows which file is source.

Manual sort

Friday night matching 400 thumbs to client names. That is not a process.

Auto-collect

Taken on the phone. Filed for the company.

Captures upload in the background — or the moment signal returns. Optional site reminder nudges the nearest project so the basement shot does not land in last week’s job.

Crew on site
16:03:41
13.7367° N 100.5600° E
Project · Rama IV civil
QUEUED → SYNC

Workspace storage pool

When Business buys storage, it is one R2 quota for every member. A new seat does not get a private bucket. The company meter is the only meter that matters.

North Grid · Business
62.4 GB of 100 GB · 12 members

Central cloud

Phone stays light. Office stays current.

Browse from desktop or the app. Attach permits later (MVP is photos). No more “can you AirDrop the originals?”

Automatic organization

By member. By project. By how you like to look.

Member

Every frame is tagged to the person who pressed the shutter.

Project

Folders without the ritual. Invite a sub only to the jobs they run.

Views

Gallery for scanning. Sheet for filters. Map for coverage.

Open gallery / sheet / map

“We stopped asking ‘did you send it?’ The workspace either has the frame or the queue still shows it on their phone.”Ploy R.Ops · regional HVAC
“Search by photo code when a client forwards a crop. I land on the original in two taps.”Daniel C.QA inspector
“Shared pool means I am not doing math per technician when we hire for a shutdown.”Grace T.Workspace owner

FAQ

Workspace, not a per-person drive.

How do photos get into Teamspace?

The app saves locally first, then syncs to the workspace R2 pool when online. The member does not pick a personal cloud for company work.

Who uses the storage?

Everyone in that workspace. Bytes are not billed as private allotments. Owners buy more pool on the website.

Do people still sort by hand?

Default is project-at-capture plus optional nearest-site reminder. PMs can still move a miss.

Can the office work from a browser?

Yes. Teamspace on the web is a first-class surface — gallery, sheet, map, members, billing.

Let the workspace file the day.

Collect, store, organize. Billing for the pool lives on the website.

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