About the app

Bring site measurements back with locations and marked photos.

A site measurement is only useful when the design team can tell what it describes. Measurefolio connects dimensions with rooms, marked photographs and survey observations, helping surveyors return a coherent notebook and making it easier for designers to identify a measurement that still needs confirmation before they use it in their work.

What it does

• Location hierarchy: Organize the notebook by site, floor and room, giving each dimension a defined place rather than a label detached from the surveyed environment.
• Dimension fields: Capture value, unit and measurement description together, helping designers interpret the recorded length or height without guessing which surfaces the surveyor used as references.
• Marked photographs: Draw measurement locations onto site photos, allowing the receiving designer to relate a dimension to the actual doorway, wall or opening observed during the visit.
• Survey observations: Keep access limitations and uncertain entries beside the relevant location, giving the team a precise account of what could not be fully checked on site.
• Export review: Assemble the location-based measurements and photos for handover, preserving flagged entries so a professional reviewer can request a targeted recheck before using uncertain information.

Why people love it

SN-218 covers Unit 7 with six rooms, 34 dimensions and 12 marked photos. Two doorway widths require rechecking, allowing the survey lead to isolate those uncertainties before the design team relies on the notebook.

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