Site Reporter vs miniCue

[Sound familiar?] - Photos pile up on your phone and turning them into a report takes forever - Tweaking Excel layouts every time eats into your day - You want a clean handover that shows your work to the client - Most management apps are too heavy for a small crew Site Reporter turns site photos into a polished PDF report — straight from your phone. Shoot, comment, pick a layout, generate the PDF, share. That's it. [Highlights] - 6 report layouts (Standard / Before-After / Inspection / Photo Album / Issue Summary / Photo Ledger) - Photo ledger: a cover page (project, work period, contractor) plus 3 numbered photos per page — the customary construction photo-ledger format (Pro) - Blackboard stamp: overlay a chalkboard-style stamp (project, work type, date, memo) on photos; the original photo stays untouched - Automatic serial numbers (No.1, No.2, ...) that follow your photo order - Tag each photo as Before / During / After / Issue / Other - Per-project photo management - One-tap project duplication, with photos reusable across sites - Save frequent comments as one-tap snippets - One-tap PDF generation and sharing - Per-project export history - Rename report fields (Project, Before/After, photo ledger labels and more) for inspection, cleaning or general reports - Change the cover title for just one PDF right from the PDF screen (site survey report, proposal, or your own wording) - Photo date and time: add the shooting date (or date and time) to the corner of each photo in the PDF — photos from your camera roll keep the time they were taken (the original photo is untouched) - Add or remove blackboard stamps on every photo in a project at once - Rotate or replace photos, zoom in full screen, and print one large photo per page (except the photo ledger) - Customer, location and staff names you've entered before appear as one-tap suggestions - Before / After: set a photo's category to Before or After and the PDF shows them side by side (paired in the order you arrange them). Select several photos to set their category at once - Drag to reorder photos — the PDF follows the same order - iPhone and iPad: with Pro, iCloud sync keeps your projects in step on both devices (no sign-in required) - Embed your company logo in PDFs (Pro) [Great for] - Sole-prop renovators, exterior painters, roofers - House cleaning and janitorial businesses - Property condition reports, move-out reports - Building and equipment inspections - Showing clients a clear before / after [Privacy and offline use] Your data stays on your device and never goes to our servers (with iCloud sync on, it is kept in your own iCloud). No logins, no ads, no required network. Anonymous usage analytics and crash diagnostics can be turned off in Settings. [Pricing] The free version covers up to 3 projects. The Pro upgrade (one-time, no subscription) removes the project limit and the PDF watermark, unlocks all 6 templates including the photo ledger, and adds the company-logo feature. One payment, lifetime use. A simple report tool that fits on your phone.

miniCue is a simple cue player for showing photos, videos, audio, PDFs, web pages, text, and maps on an external display. Use your iPhone or iPad as a controller, and show only the selected cue—the content you want to display—on the external display. miniCue supports the following cue types: ・Photos / Images ・Videos ・Audio ・PDFs ・Web pages ・Text ・Maps It is useful for: ・Events ・Classes / Lectures ・Exhibitions ・Presentations ・Demos ・Weddings / Parties ・VJ performances miniCue is also useful when you do not need to create a full slide deck in PowerPoint or Keynote, or when you want to switch between multiple pieces of content without showing your Home Screen or photo library through screen mirroring. With Cue Note, you can also display short notes for each cue. Use them to keep talking points close at hand during your presentation. Connect to a supported external display using a USB-C cable or screen mirroring. Streaming display directly to Smart TVs is not supported. Some web pages, including pages that require login and video pages such as YouTube, may not display correctly on an external display. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/