ShotLog

These are the situations where ShotLog becomes truly useful:

Technical work and maintenance

When documenting interventions (systems, machines, faults), you need organized and clearly named photos.
ShotLog avoids random file names and makes everything easy to retrieve.

Site inspections and field work

During inspections, you often take many photos quickly.
ShotLog automatically places each image in the correct project, with consistent naming, ready for reports or sharing.

Before/after documentation

Perfect for comparisons: initial state, work in progress, final result.
Sequences help clearly distinguish each phase.

Sales and cataloging (items, vehicles, properties)

If you need to photograph and present products, vehicles, or real estate, having organized and clearly named images simplifies management and publishing.
ShotLog allows you to create ready-to-use archives without reorganizing everything later.

Reporting and documentation

When preparing reports (technical, photographic, or descriptive), having structured files speeds up the workflow and reduces errors.

Control, editing and preparation before sharing

Before sharing, you can review images, rename them, apply privacy masks, and adapt files to the required format.
This avoids external steps and allows you to send ready-to-use content.

Fast sharing with colleagues or clients

When you need to send photos quickly (messaging apps, email, platforms), having clean, readable, and ready files makes a difference.
ZIP and export make the process immediate.

Work archiving

If you need to track jobs over time, ShotLog creates a clean and consistent archive without manual renaming.

Integration with professional photography

ShotLog can import photos taken with professional cameras (DSLR, mirrorless) and organize them while preserving original files.
The process is non-destructive: files are not modified or overwritten.

Offline field work

ShotLog works even without an internet connection.
You can organize everything directly while capturing images.