Bring the real garden into every design decision

A site visit produces measurements, observations, photos and notes that can become difficult to find and compare when they are scattered across general-purpose files and apps.

Site Survey gives supported site information a defined record type and a position in the project, so existing conditions can be reviewed together without flattening everything into one long note.

A measured dimension, a client-reported value and information inferred from a photograph do not carry the same level of confidence. If that origin is lost, a value can appear more certain than its source allows.

Keep the capture method, confidence, date and optional source reference with the record, making its context easier to understand when the project is reviewed later.

A folder of site photos shows what was seen, but not always where it was seen or which way the camera was facing. That context matters when the design work begins.

Keep supported photos with the survey, find them in a searchable gallery and use available direction and field-of-view information to relate them to the site.