ProjectRoll

Client access

Give clients a clean project photo view without messy folders.

ProjectRoll gives clients and stakeholders private access to the photos they need while your team keeps project records organized.

ProjectRoll client access mockup showing private project photo review links.

client project photo access

Built for project teams that need simple client photo review.

ProjectRoll keeps marketing promises close to the actual product: project galleries, private links, access history, and report-ready photo organization.

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Product proof

Actual workspace screens

Feature pages point back to real ProjectRoll surfaces: project galleries, section controls, share history, photo packages, and report views.

Product proof

Private media model

Uploaded media stays in private Supabase Storage while ProjectRoll issues temporary signed URLs only after workspace or share-token checks.

Product proof

Scoped sharing

Links can be created for whole projects, sections, or selected photos, so each stakeholder receives the narrowest useful view.

Private review links

Share only when a stakeholder needs access, then stop that link from the access history.

Less back-and-forth

Replace scattered texts and attachments with a focused view of the relevant project photos.

Better presentation

Photos arrive with project context instead of a plain file dump.

Why teams search for this

The problem behind client project photo access.

Project photos get trapped in phone galleries, texts, and shared folders.

Clients and teammates ask for proof, but the right photos are hard to find quickly.

General storage tools do not explain which project, room, phase, or issue each photo belongs to.

What changes with ProjectRoll

A cleaner project photo workflow.

A project-first photo record with sections and cleaner review paths.

Private links that can be created for the exact scope someone needs.

Photo packages and reports that are easier to prepare because the photos already have context.

Search focus

client project photo access

This page targets a real workflow need while staying honest about what ProjectRoll does today: organize project photos, share private links, and create cleaner review records.

Workflow

Step 1

Organize project photos

Step 2

Pick project, section, or selected-photo scope

Step 3

Create a private link

Step 4

Stop access when review is complete

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Related ProjectRoll pages

Features

Project Photo Organization App

ProjectRoll helps teams keep project photos organized in one private workspace instead of scattered across phones, text messages, and loose folders.

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Features

Private Project Photo Sharing Links

Create private ProjectRoll links for a whole project, a section, or selected photos, then stop access when that link is no longer needed.

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Features

Project Photo Reports

ProjectRoll helps teams package important project photos for estimates, invoices, inspections, and client updates without rebuilding context from scratch.

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Use cases

Construction Photo Documentation App

ProjectRoll helps construction teams document progress, punch-list items, site conditions, and completed work with organized project photo records.

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Common questions

Do clients need a ProjectRoll account?

Private share links are intended for external review without requiring the recipient to manage your workspace.

Can I stop a client link later?

Yes. Active links can be stopped without deleting photos or changing the underlying project.