Professional-grade documentation for every project you own — designed and built by construction experts.
Every photo, every deficiency, every progress update InPresentia keeps is timestamped and tied to a place on the plan — a record of who documented the job, where, and when, as it really was rather than as it was scheduled to be.
InPresentia doesn't decide how much of a project gets inspected — that's your regime, whether it's a scheduled walk, a spot check, or a full pre-delivery pass. What it changes is what happens to the inspections you do carry out.
in praesentia
LATIN — “IN THE PRESENCE OF”
The name comes from the Latin legal phrase in praesentia — historically used to describe someone bearing witness, in person, to what actually happened. That's the job this app does.
Every photo, every punch-list item, every progress update is a record of presence: proof that someone stood on site, at a specific place and moment, and documented what was really there.
InPresentia isn't a clever name for its own sake — it's a description of what the tool produces: a defensible, evidentiary account of the job, as it actually was.
Every entry carries the moment it was logged, set by the app — not a date somebody typed in afterwards.
Pinned to a building, level, and room on the real floor plan — not a folder name or a guess at which suite.
Tied to the person on site who logged it, under their role on the project — a name behind every record, not an anonymous upload.
A photo and its timestamp can't be rewritten; deleting or moving an entry is itself logged, with who did it and why, in a log nobody can edit.
Professional-grade documentation for every project you own — designed and built by construction experts.