Every inspection.
One connected record.
Capture photos, video, notes and measurements on site. Review, compare and build the report from the same record — nothing retyped, nothing lost between the deck and the deliverable.
The evidence survives.
The connections don’t.
Photos end up in a camera roll. Readings end up in a spreadsheet. The reasoning ends up in somebody’s head. By the time the report is written, half the context is gone — and the next inspection starts from zero.
Kronus keeps the pieces attached to each other from the moment they are captured.
Capture in context
A photo, a reading and a note taken at the same spot stay attached to that spot — with the plan location, the date and the inspector already on them.
Review together
Put this visit beside the last one, comment on the actual image or reading, and settle the question in the record instead of an email thread.
Report without rebuilding
The deliverable is assembled from reviewed field records, not retyped from them. What you hand over and what you keep stay in sync.
Four steps from the deck to the deliverable
Plan the visit, then capture it
Set up the project and its capture points before you leave. On site, collect photos, video, voice notes, annotations, tags, site-plan locations and measurements — with no signal if that is what the site gives you.
Everything arrives organised
Captures land in Kronus Web already attached to the right project, location, date and contributor. No import step, no renaming folders, no reconciling a camera roll against a notebook.
Compare visits, resolve it in place
Set this inspection next to the previous one, work through before-and-after pairs, and leave comments on the record itself so the reasoning stays with the evidence.
Build the deliverable from the record
Pull reviewed records straight into a professional report with your templates, branding and signatures. The report ships; the project behind it stays open for the next cycle.
One system, end to end
Six capabilities that share the same project structure, so nothing has to be exported from one to be useful in the next.
Field capture
Photos, video and voice notes
Annotations, tags and timestamps
Site plans & locations
Pin every capture to the drawing
Zones, elevations and grid references
Measurements
Readings tied to a physical point
Grids, series and threshold context
Compare & revisit
This visit against the last
Before-and-after pairs and history
Report builder
Professional, branded deliverables
Templates, signatures and export
Files & collaboration
One place per project
Comments, roles and shared access
Every reading knows
where it came from
A measurement in Kronus is never just a number. It carries the photo, the plan location, the time, the inspector and the visit it belongs to — so a year later you can still answer why you called it out.
- Photos, video, voice notes, annotations and tags
- Site-plan location, elevation and capture time
- Approved readings with the point they came from
- The visit it belongs to, and the one before it
- Every report the record has appeared in
The report is the deliverable.
The record is the asset.
Assemble a professional, branded report from reviewed field records — then keep the media, readings, comparisons and comments behind it for the next inspection cycle, the repair scope, or the question nobody has asked yet.
Start with the work you do
One inspection and reporting foundation, keeping the terminology, measurements and review habits of each discipline intact.
Corrosion & concrete durability
Grid readings, mapping, trend comparison and reporting
Civil infrastructure
Bridges, decks, foundations and distributed assets
Parking structures
Deck condition surveys and repair scoping
Marine infrastructure
Piers, docks, seawalls and wharves
Aviation & vessels
Airframes, hulls, tanks and pipeline runs
Buildings & facilities
Building areas, visits, files and environmental context
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Bring a real site plan and a set of field photos. In about thirty minutes we will walk through capture, review and the finished report using your project — not a demo dataset.