Construction timelapse and daily site photos Check in on your site.
Main Street Plaza · Sat, May 30, 2026 · 12:15
Choose your dates.
Select a date or a range on the calendar to see every site photo from those days.
Reports for Main Street Plaza.
The documents owners, project managers, and investors ask for every week.
Weekly Progress Report
Milestones completed, percent complete against plan, and photo highlights for the week.
Coming soonPhoto Documentation Log
A dated, timestamped index of every site photo, ready for records, insurance claims, and disputes.
Schedule Variance Report
Planned versus actual dates, delays on the critical path, and the recovery plan.
Coming soonBudget vs. Actual Summary
Spend to date, forecast at completion, and exposure from pending change orders.
Coming soonSafety & Compliance Summary
Incidents, near misses, inspection results, and corrective actions with due dates.
Coming soonInvestor Update Package
A one-page summary of progress, timeline, risks, and key photos for owners and investors.
Coming soonDaily Site Log
Crew counts, equipment on site, deliveries, weather, and visitors for every working day.
Coming soonBefore & After Comparison
Side-by-side photos from the same camera angle at two dates, for owners, marketing, and lenders.
Coming soonChange Order Tracker
Every requested and approved change, with its cost impact and schedule impact.
Coming soonRFI & Submittal Status
Open questions to the design team and the approval status of every material submittal.
Coming soonLabor & Productivity Report
Manhours by trade, output per crew, and cost per unit of completed work.
Coming soonWeather Delay Log
Days lost to weather, documented with dated photos to support schedule and contract claims.
Coming soonMaterial Delivery & Inventory
Deliveries received, materials on hand, and items at risk of delaying the next phase.
Coming soonPayment Application Summary
Work completed to date, retainage held, and lien waiver status for each payment draw.
Coming soonQuality Inspection Record
Inspections passed or failed, defects found, and rework tracked through to closure.
Coming soonWhy daily photos matter.
A dated record of your build protects your schedule, your budget, and your reputation.
Settle disputes fast
A timestamped record shows exactly what was on site and when.
Catch problems early
Spot delays, rework, and safety issues while they're still small.
Keep everyone informed
Owners and investors see progress without having to visit the site.
Common questions.
What is a construction timelapse?
A camera fixed in one spot photographs the site all day, every day of the build. Played back in order, months of work become a film a few minutes long, and every individual photo is a dated record of what was on site.
How does Apollo's Eye work?
We install a solar-powered camera rig with a clear view of your site. It shoots over 100 photos a day for the whole build. You can browse every photo by date in your online portal, and at the end we color grade the footage and cut it like a film.
Does the camera need power from the site?
No. The rig is solar-powered.
When should a construction timelapse start?
Before you break ground. A timelapse can only show what the camera was there to see, so the best time to install is ahead of the first day of work.
Can I see my site before the project is finished?
Yes. Photos are filed by date and time in your portal. Pick any day or date range, browse the photos, and generate a timelapse of that stretch.
Who uses construction timelapse and site photo documentation?
General contractors, real estate developers, home builders, property managers, and municipal or institutional owners who want a dated record of a build and a film to show for it.
Where does Apollo's Eye work?
We're based in Salt Lake City and work in Metro Detroit, Chicago, and Madison, Wisconsin.
Don't leave your project to chance.
Book a service call and we'll walk through how Apollo's Eye fits your build.