I recently released Repolog on both the App Store and Google Play.
It is a local-first photo report app for field workers.
The idea is simple: take site photos, add comments, and export a clean A4/Letter PDF report from your phone.
I built it for people working in:
- construction
- maintenance
- inspections
- cleaning
- property and site visits
In many real-world workflows, photos end up scattered across the camera roll, chat apps, and notes.
That makes reporting slow, inconsistent, and hard to review later.
So I wanted to build something that keeps the workflow simple:
- snap photos on site
- add comments and basic details
- keep photos and notes in one report
- export a submission-ready PDF
- work without creating an account
A few things I cared about while building it:
- local-first: I wanted the app to stay useful without forcing users into a cloud workflow
- evidence-first PDF layout: photos stay uncropped so the original context is preserved
- phone-first reporting: the whole flow should work on-site, not only later on a PC
- clean export: the goal is not just “make a PDF,” but “make a PDF people can actually submit”
Tech stack:
- Expo
- React Native
- SQLite
- RevenueCat
- AdMob
It also supports 19 languages, because field reporting is a very global use case.
If you build tools for contractors, inspectors, maintenance teams, or other field workflows, I would love your feedback:
- What is the most frustrating part of photo reporting today?
- Would your team prefer one large photo per page or two photos per page?
- What metadata matters most in a site report?
App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/repolog-photo-site-reports/id6760099822
Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dooooraku.repolog
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