Keep your phone put away.
Start the walk on your iPhone, then capture photos using your glasses and the spoken photo command.
THE JOBSITE, ON RECORD
Walk the site.
Capture
the work.
Your glasses capture it. Your project keeps it.
Jobsite photos, straight to the right Procore Daily Log—with your phone in your pocket.
Built for the people who walk the job.
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“Take a picture.”
Be present on the job.
Keep a record as you go.ILLUSTRATIVE FIELD VIEW
Keep a record as you go.ILLUSTRATIVE FIELD VIEW
Right photo. Right project.Captured in the field. Filed in Daily Log.
ONE CONNECTED WORKFLOW
Meta glasses
WalkLogs on iPhone
Procore Daily Log
01 A SMALLER WORKFLOW
From your point of view.
To the project record.
Set the destination once. Capture as you walk.
Let the photo get where it belongs.
THE EXPERIENCEILLUSTRATIVE PREVIEW
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WalkLogsYOUR DESTINATION
Ready for your walk.
EXAMPLE PROJECTNorth CampusDaily Log → Notes
Glasses camera Ready
Procore Connected
Start walk
◉Walk▧Photos⚙Setup
The destination stays attached
to every photo you capture.
to every photo you capture.
02 MADE FOR THE WALK
The work doesn’t stop
for paperwork.
WalkLogs puts photo documentation into the walk you’re already taking.
Give every photo a destination.
The selected company and project travel with each capture. Your camera roll isn’t the handoff.
Keep the moment attached.
The original capture time stays with the photo, even when delivery happens later.
Know when it’s delivered.
Photos are saved on the phone first. “Uploaded” appears after the service confirms the Daily Log record and attachment.
03 BEFORE YOUR FIRST WALK
A few field notes.
The setup, the workflow,
and where we are today.
CURRENTLY IN FIELD TESTING
What do I need?
An iPhone, compatible Meta glasses, and a Procore account with access to the selected project’s Daily Log Notes and attachments. Connect your glasses, allow the required permissions, and authorize Procore in the app.
Where do the photos go?
To Notes in the selected Procore project’s Daily Log, with the photo attached and its original capture time recorded. WalkLogs uses a private service to handle authorization and delivery.
Does it listen all day?
No. You start and stop the walk. During an active walk, the iPhone listens for the photo command through the selected Bluetooth microphone. The app does not save an audio recording.
What happens without a connection?
Captured photos are saved in a queue on the iPhone and delivery can retry when connectivity returns. Offline, restart, and interruption behavior are still part of ongoing field acceptance testing.
Can I download WalkLogs today?
WalkLogs is in active development and field testing. It is not available as a public App Store download yet. This site introduces the workflow; the interactive walkthrough uses sample content.
Is this made by Meta or Procore?
No. WalkLogs is an independent product that connects these tools. Meta and Procore are trademarks of their respective owners; their names describe compatibility, not sponsorship or endorsement.
LESS BETWEEN THE WORK AND THE RECORD.