Create before and after photo content from real jobs, with clear pairs, flexible layouts and office review before export.
Capture in the field. Review in the office. Export for your own publishing workflow.
A useful comparison starts with consistent framing. Take the first photo before the work begins, then return to the same position after completion. Keep lighting and camera angle as similar as the site allows. The point is to show the real change, not to exaggerate a result with different crops or heavy colour adjustments.
Workers upload each phase to the job. Office selects a BEFORE and an AFTER photo, creates a pair and checks both for private details. Choose side-by-side or stacked presentation, crop for the selected format and prepare a file for a website or social post. Pairing is deliberate: the system does not guess which two images belong together.
See the Worker App →Review the source and job context, decide which material is suitable, prepare the selected format and check the complete output before public use.
Explore the Office Dashboard →Compare the same oven interior or carpet area; keep the camera position and lighting similar.
Show a hedge or border before and after the same maintenance visit. Distinguish clearance from a full redesign.
Pair the damaged fitting with the completed repair. Exclude tenant information and private access details.
Show the loose hinge and the finished adjustment, or use a single photo when a pair adds little.
A garden clearance can show an overgrown border and the cleared space. A deep clean can compare the same oven, carpet or room. For pest control, a useful comparison might show an entry point and the completed proofing rather than distressing close-ups.
Do not create a stronger-looking result by changing the viewpoint, hiding the original issue or applying different colour adjustments to each side. The useful story is the actual change. A paired visual helps a viewer understand the work; it is not a certificate of quality, a guarantee or a replacement for a job record.
Yes. A comparison is optional. Use one photo when it tells the story more clearly, and avoid pairing unrelated scenes.
No. Capture, approval and export are separate steps. Direct social publishing is not active in this release.
Crop, adjust, hide private details and add text layers.
Explore photo editing →Prepare a useful clip with reviewed sound, captions and branding.
Explore video editing →Inspect source media and the complete final export.
Explore office approval →Turn real jobs into consistent, branded content your office can review and use.
Discuss your team’s workflow with us.
