Sockeye FS
14 Sept 2026launched 18 days ago
0.00 ratings
n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
Limited release · 4 countriesAustralia, Canada, United Kingdom, United States
1.0latest version · 17 days ago
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About
Sockeye FS is a geo-tagged photo archive built for people who document job sites for a living: contractors, inspectors, real estate professionals, insurance adjusters, and anyone else who takes a lot of on-site photos and needs to find them again months later. Take a photo. It automatically files itself into the right project by GPS location, gets an AI-generated description and tags with zero manual work, and becomes searchable by content - "rust," "Model 402," a transcribed voice note - whenever you need it later. How it works • Create a project for a job site - pin its location on a map or search an address • Take photos in-app, or import from your camera roll - either way, they're matched to the right project automatically by GPS • Every photo gets an AI-generated description and tags, no manual naming required • Record voice notes on any photo or project - automatically transcribed and searchable right alongside your photos • Search across every photo, tag, description, and voice note transcript at once • Export a PDF report for any project, or compare before/after photos side by side • See every project pinned on a map Built differently Most field-photo apps charge per seat and require you to manually tag everything yourself. Sockeye FS does the tagging for you with AI, and there's no team pricing to navigate - it's built for solo operators who need their photos organized without adding another subscription to manage per employee. Your data Photos save automatically to your own camera roll, so your existing backup already covers them. A separate backup export covers everything else - projects, tags, descriptions, and voice notes - as a single file you control.Read more
Sockeye FS is a geo-tagged photo archive built for people who document job sites for a living: contractors, inspectors, real estate professionals, insurance adjusters, and anyone else who takes a lot of on-site photos and needs to find them again months later.
Take a photo. It automatically files itself into the right project by GPS location, gets an AI-generated description and tags with zero manual work, and becomes searchable by content - "rust," "Model 402," a transcribed voice note - whenever you need it later.
How it works
• Create a project for a job site - pin its location on a map or search an address
• Take photos in-app, or import from your camera roll - either way, they're matched to the right project automatically by GPS
• Every photo gets an AI-generated description and tags, no manual naming required
• Record voice notes on any photo or project - automatically transcribed and searchable right alongside your photos
• Search across every photo, tag, description, and voice note transcript at once
• Export a PDF report for any project, or compare before/after photos side by side
• See every project pinned on a map
Built differently
Most field-photo apps charge per seat and require you to manually tag everything yourself. Sockeye FS does the tagging for you with AI, and there's no team pricing to navigate - it's built for solo operators who need their photos organized without adding another subscription to manage per employee.
Your data
Photos save automatically to your own camera roll, so your existing backup already covers them. A separate backup export covers everything else - projects, tags, descriptions, and voice notes - as a single file you control.
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Versions
- Version 1.0First seen · 15 Sept 2026
Countries
Limited release · 4 countries Soft launch
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AustraliaCanadaUnited KingdomUnited States
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