Every photo on a job, in one feed
Job photos have been scattered. Some are on tasks. Some got taken and never went anywhere, because there was no task to put them on and nobody wanted to invent one. Wanting to see "what did we shoot at the Hendricks place" meant opening tasks one at a time.
There's a 📸 Photos button on the project now. That's the whole job, newest first.
What's in it
Every photo, from both places at once — the ones posted on tasks and the loose ones somebody grabbed on the way past. They group into posts by who took them and what they were working on, so an afternoon reads like an afternoon:
Today 2:14p · Marcus · tagged Tile prep 💬 2 comments · shared with homeowner ✓
Tap a thumbnail for the full shot and the conversation about it.
Adding photos
📷 Add photos gives you two ways in: Take a photo goes straight to the camera, Choose from library lets you grab several at once. Add a caption if you want, optionally tag the batch to a task, post.
Loose photos are fine. If you're standing in front of something worth a photo, take it — you can tag it to a task later or never.
Full-resolution phone photos upload without trouble now; they go straight to storage instead of through the app.
Comments stay where they were
Tap a photo that was posted on a task and you get that task's thread — the same comments, the same conversation, just reachable from a second place. Reply from either side. Nothing moved.
Loose photos get their own short thread on the job.
Sharing is an office call now
Under each photo and each post is its share state: shared with homeowner ✓, partly shared, or not shared. Owners and admins tap it to flip it, and anything shared lands in the client's portal Photos tab.
This is a change. Crew and sales used to be able to share a task photo to the client; now they see whether something's shared but can't change it. Everyone should be taking photos. Deciding which ones a homeowner sees belongs with whoever owns the client relationship.
The Showcase nudge
Partway down the feed:
✦ Showcase still wants: Before & After Set · Job Walkthrough · Client Review
That's your Showcase Collection saying what it hasn't got from this job. It sits in the feed because that's where you already are with the phone out — the after shot you skip today is the one you can't go back for.
Everyone sees the feed
Crew, sales, the office: same feed, same comments. Photos aren't money, so the no-dollars rule has nothing to hide here. Crew get 📸 Photos on their chip row between the bring list and receipts.