Farm and ranch damage, on the map where you found it
A broken fence on the back pasture, hail on the machine shed, a crossing washed out after the rain: photograph it as you find it, and the photo lands on the map at that spot, with the date it was taken.
Why farm photos matter
Claims ask where and when
An insurer or an adjuster wants to know when the damage happened and on which field. A dated photo at the right spot answers both.
Miles of fence, one broken post
On a big place, “the fence by the creek” is not enough to send someone back to fix it. A pin on the map is.
Others want to see it
Landlords, partners and family who aren’t on the farm every day ask what happened, and sending them the right photos means finding them first.
Related use cases
Put your farm on the map
Every plan has the map, stamping, ZIP download and share by link; off Business, 5 processed copies a day can keep their GPS and date. Contributor and editor roles for a crew, and unlimited EXIF writing, come with the Business plan: $100 per user a year, from 3 users, with a 14-day free trial.