Software / Site Progress for builders

Every site visit, dated, mapped and reported.

Bricks books the pilot, keeps each visit on the project timeline and drafts progress reports and investor updates from what was captured.

What it replaces.

The separate tools, threads and handoffs this part of Bricks takes over.

Book the visit
A progress visit from $495 or a mapped capture from $1,499, or a monthly plan per site.
Vetted pilots fly it
Transport Canada Advanced certificate and at least $2M liability insurance, or the higher minimum you set.
Filed by date
Each visit, or each import of your own captures, lands on the project timeline.
Report from it
Pick a date range and Bricks drafts the report. Share it as a PDF or a read-only link that expires.

Measured, with the method shown: Cut, fill, net volume and area changed, each naming its method. Estimates for tracking progress, not a survey.
Investor updates: Each starts from the last, so what changed is already written. Your schedule and budget figures stay marked as yours.
Evidence you can check: An evidence index with SHA-256 checksums, weather for each visit and the capture details.
Your own files: GeoTIFF, LAS, LAZ, E57, PLY, OBJ, GLB, photos, video or PDF, up to 5 GB a file, marked as imported.

Visits are priced per visit, or per site each month on a plan. Mapped plans add a one-time setup. CAD, plus tax. See pricing.

Does a report certify completion or quantities?

No. Reports are visual documentation of site conditions, not a cost, quantity or completion certification. Each report says so.

Do readers need an account?

No. Share a PDF or a read-only link that expires.

What if a visit can’t be flown?

A visit that can’t be flown safely is rescheduled within the same billing month where possible.