GenbaReport organizes site photos by project and phase (before, during, after), burns chalkboard-style information (work name, work type, crew, notes) into each photo, and exports a photo ledger and a completion report as PDF. The documents are in Japanese. Everything runs on the device.
GenbaReport (App Store name: GenbaReport: Site Photo Log) is an iPhone and iPad app by Rivership, an indie studio in Tokyo, for people in Japanese construction and renovation who have to hand over a photo ledger (工事写真台帳) and a completion report.
You import site photos into a project, the app adds the chalkboard information to each photo, and it builds the ledger and report as PDFs. The interface and the PDFs are mainly in Japanese.
Free: up to 3 projects. GenbaReport Pro is a subscription with a free trial that removes the project limit and ads. Prices are shown in the app.
| Free | Pro (subscription) | |
|---|---|---|
| Projects | Up to 3 | Unlimited |
| Ads | May be shown | None |
Subscriptions renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends.
Photos and project data stay on your device and the app works offline. There is no account. The free version may show ads through Google AdMob, which may ask for tracking permission; Pro shows no ads. The app goes online to show ads and check for a newer version.
An iPhone and iPad app that builds construction photo ledgers and completion reports as PDFs from site photos.
No. Photos and project data stay on the device.
Free for 3 projects; Pro is a subscription.
Yes.
Japanese.
The free version may; Pro does not.