Free trial of up to one month

Leave every inspection issue
where it belongs.

Scan a QR code to fix your position, then just walk. Stand where you want the record to live and drop a pin right there. Photos and issues are managed together on the drawing, all the way through to the exported report.

App screen aligning a QR code inside the frame to fix the current position
AR screen: the floor map at the bottom shows the current position and the records already logged
App screen setting the pin position with the distance dial and entering a report name and note
App screen after the report is filed, with the record left at that exact place
STEP 1Fix your position with a QR code
PROBLEM

Inspection findings end up scattered

Scattered and hard to trace

Findings are spread across conversations, paper and chat, so later nobody can tell which spot each one referred to.

No single overview

Nobody can say exactly how many findings are still open across the whole site.

Managers carry the load, and nothing builds up

Collating and re-typing it all lands on the managers, and the records never become an asset for the organization.

FEATURES

Record on the spot, see it all on the drawing, export it as the report

PatrolGO is a patrol and inspection support service. Scan a QR code to fix your position inside the building, log each finding with a photo at that exact spot, then export the report. Findings that used to be spread across conversations, paper and chat all gather into one pin on the drawing. How many are still open, and who did what about them, show on the same screen.

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Record on the spot

Drop a pin where you are standing in the AR view, and record a photo, a note and a category right there.

How PatrolGO is used: work out where you are, set the distance and drop a pin in the AR view, take a photo, and file the report — four screens
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Managed together on the drawing

All findings live on the drawing, filterable by owner, period, category and color. Pin colors stand for the report category and can be set to match how your site works.

Drawing management screen: pins laid out on the drawing, a list of findings on the left and a thread on the right
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Mark up the photo directly

Annotate the photo you just took with a pen, marker, arrows or shapes. Use color to separate parts and instructions.

Screen drawing a red circle on a photo that was just taken, with a color palette along the bottom
F-04

Talk on the pin, and follow the status

Open a pin to ask, answer and attach photos in chat. You can reply from the desktop, the phone or the AR view. The pin border color shows the status, and completed pins can be hidden — the list and the history stay.

Screen exchanging photos and comments in a pin thread, with resolved findings hidden but kept in the history
F-05

Organize with layers

Separate and save layers by purpose or by period, so information never gets mixed up even on long projects.

Diagram of layer 3, layer 2 and layer 1 stacked over a drawing and map, each layer carrying pins of a different color
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Export as a report

Export the results of a patrol as a report — as a drawing PDF or as a table.

Screen running an export from the drawing to produce a report
F-07

Open the documents for that spot, on the spot

Attach manuals, drawings, photos and video to an inspection point. They open from the drawing, or as soon as you arrive — so even someone new can check the steps while they inspect.

Screen opening a drawing PDF and photos attached to an inspection point on site, and a screen showing an equipment manual
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Get guided along the route

Link your inspection points together and the AR view guides you to the next one. The distance left and your progress stay on screen, so you cover a fixed route without missing anything.

AR screen with a line of blue spheres leading to the next inspection point, and a screen listing the inspection points in order as patrol progress
COMPARISON

How it differs from what you use today

PatrolGOPhoto tools based on floor plansSpreadsheets and textBIM and digital twin tools
Input on siteDrop a pin exactly where you are standingFind where you are on the floor plan, then tapNeeds re-typing, and loses the connection to the placeNeeds expertise and preparation
Tie to the placePosition fixed from imagery, holding 3D coordinates inside the buildingRecorded as a 2D position on the floor planWritten out in words onlyPossible, but assumes the model is maintained
Conversation and status trackingThe conversation continues on each pin, with status tracked as needs fixing / in progress / fixedPhotos pile up, but the conversation moves to another toolSpread across email and chat, and buried when nobody repliesNeeds a separate mechanism for sharing
Effort to get startedStart with a drawing and some markers on the wallSmallSmall, but the way it runs depends on individualsLarge
LIFECYCLE

Inspection, reporting and repair carry on long after handover

Patrol and inspection work is not only for sites under construction. Equipment checks, scheduled patrols, defect reports, repair work — the job of walking a site, confirming a place and recording and sharing something about that place goes on as long as the building does. PatrolGO supports that whole loop as it is.

Inspect
01
Confirm what to inspect

Check the inspection points on the floor map or overlaid on the real space

02
Confirm how to inspect

Show the documents and video files attached to each inspection point

Report
03
File the inspection

Report the inspection straight from the app

04
Review what was filed

The person in charge reviews the inspection on the floor map

Repair
05
Decide on the repair

Work out the repair in the chat room for that reported spot

06
Confirm the repair location

Check the repair location on the floor map or overlaid on the real space

ONBOARDING

Getting started — a conversation first

STEP 1

Talk and walk the site

Tell us how your patrol and inspection work runs today, and which building it is for.

STEP 2

Set up positioning inside the building

We register the drawings for the target floors and map them onto the real space. Where there is no drawing, or it no longer matches reality, we fill the gap with an on-site scan.

STEP 3

Put up the markers

We place QR codes around the facility that let a device work out where it is. They also act as the reset point for position, so we recommend roughly one every 20 m.

STEP 4

Register inspection points and start

Register your inspection points and you can use it to record a fixed patrol route and to be guided along it in AR. Even without registering anything, you can still log whatever you notice on the spot.

※ A free trial of up to one month is available.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which devices are supported?
Both iOS / iPadOS and Android. You can use it on a phone or on a tablet.
Does a QR code have to be scanned at every piece of equipment?
You scan once, at the start of the patrol. After that, image-based positioning keeps your position updated as you move.
Does the position drift as I walk around?
A small error builds up with the distance walked. As a rough guide, on a standard iPhone about 1 m after walking 20 m; on a LiDAR-equipped iPhone a few tens of centimetres after about 100 m (it varies with the environment). Markers also act as the reset point for position, so we recommend roughly one every 20 m. Scanning one again resets the position on the spot.
Is an on-site scan required?
If you have accurate drawings, no on-site scan is needed. Where there is no drawing, or it no longer matches reality, we can align positions with a scan instead.
Can it be used on a site still under construction?
Yes. You can keep using the same setup from managing findings during construction through to scheduled inspections and repairs after handover. The QR codes used for positioning are easy to re-issue and move, so changes to partitions and circulation are no problem — in practice, site workers change them themselves.
Can what I record come out as a report?
Yes. You can export a drawing PDF or a table and use it directly as the report.
Can it integrate with our existing systems or BIM?
BIM integration is supported. For your existing systems, we can discuss what is needed case by case.
Will the data I record be used to train AI?
The drawings, photos and records you entrust to us are never used to train AI. Your data is used for you alone.
How is it priced?
A monthly subscription based on the floor area covered. The price does not change with the number of users, and there is no cap on the number of photos. Head-office or branch-wide agreements can also be arranged. Contact us for details.

Change patrol and inspection work, starting today

If your company or organization is interested in using the service or in co-creating with us, please get in touch.

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