Drone, 360, weather and issues, published period by period in one link Owners actually open.
Owners want to know where the job stands. Your team wants to stop answering the same question by email.
Photos in a drive, drawings in email, the schedule in a PDF. Nobody sees the same picture.
Without a record of the weather and site conditions, a lost week is your word against theirs.
A comment on a photo gets lost in a reply-all. Three weeks later it is a change order.
Each period is a single page. Turn on the widgets this job needs, put them in order, and publish. Owners and stakeholders see one clean record instead of five places to look.
A drone-heavy month gets maps and 360s. A quiet week might be a summary and photos.
Drag widgets into place in each period, so the most important part comes first.
Keep a period as a draft until it is reviewed, then share one link.
Turn on a widget to start building this period.
What stakeholders see. Only the widgets you turned on, in your order.
The same drone view of Olympic Plaza, two periods apart, aligned automatically. Add a before and after to any period.
Before
After
Give each period its own drone maps, 360 walkthroughs and photo sets, in the same layout every time so change jumps out.
Add a weather record to any period: what happened on site, how it compares to the last five years, and what the forecast said that day.
Pin a note right where the problem is, on a photo or inside a 360. Owners reply in the portal, and nothing gets resolved without a record.
Publish a period and everyone sees the same thing: the summary and the sections you chose, in order. Group projects into a Program hub when there is more than one.
Upload drone flights, 360s and site photos and publish them in the next period, so the record keeps pace with the job.
Official Canadian Hydrographic Service predictions next to the weather, for marine and waterfront sites.
YouTube, Vimeo, Kuula and Matterport, right in the period.
Schedules, specs and drawings, attached where people will look.
A polished PDF of any period in one click, built from its summary, photos, weather and issues.
Public links, private sign-in, or team-only, per project and per period.
Turn sections on or off, drag them into order, and set it once for the whole project.
Group projects into Programs and see the live 14-day forecast for every site with weather on one page, so the crew planning call starts with facts.
One hub for a portfolio, with each project's latest period, open issues and team.
Today plus 7 or 14 days, chance of rain or snow, and how it compares to normal.
Push the same weather location and window to every period in a project in one step.
Your team uploads photos, drone maps and 360s.
Add the summary and the sections you need, including weather, forecast and more, through different widgets.
Stakeholders open it on any device. No app needed, and sign-in is only required if you choose to require it.
Plus15 Media can fly your site and shoot the drone maps, 360s and photos for each period.
No. Share a public link and they can view on any phone or laptop. Turn on private access when a project needs it, and invite people by email.
From the ECMWF forecast model, calculated for your site's own coordinates. When you add weather to a period, it stores the observed weather, a 5-year average for the same dates, and the forecast as it stood on the period date.
Yes. Upload orthomosaics, KMZ files, drawings, photos and 360s from the tools you already use.
Your team, or ours. Plus15 Media can fly the site and handle capture as a service, so your team only publishes.
Files are served through signed, expiring links, and private portals require sign-in. Admins use enforced multi-factor sign-in, and every change is logged.
See a live portal from a real project in a 20-minute demo, or start a trial and publish your first period today.