Photos of the work as it happens — taken between inspections, for a standard single-storey domestic extension in England.
You take the photos. WorksSeen drafts a short description. You confirm it. Once a week the pack goes to the Registered Building Control Approver you appointed, and to the client. The idea is to make that easier than a camera roll and a Friday afternoon in Word.
- Who pays
- The builder. The client and building control read the record.
- First job type
- Single-storey domestic extension, England.
- How often
- Every seven days. You get a short review window, then it goes out on its own.
Five steps
01
Capture
Clear photos, taken on the job. Time and location stay with each file.
02
Check
A quality check flags a blurry shot or a frame that will not be usable later.
03
Describe
A short draft in the language building control uses. It says what you can see. It does not decide compliance.
04
Confirm
You edit, rewrite or retake. Nothing goes out as your record until you say so.
05
Report
Once a week the pack goes to the building-control body you appointed, with a copy to you and the client.
Daily site photos with almost no admin — and a record that is already there when the job reaches final inspection.
Extra evidence only. Not an inspection, not an approval, and not a decision on compliance.
Join the first builders
P1 starts as a small invited pilot. We can leave billing off until Alpha Source turns it on. Public prices come later.