Shoot on site. Every photo lands in the right project and folder — in your own Google Drive — without anyone sorting anything afterwards.
A photo of a site is evidence of what it looked like on a date. It is worth nothing if nobody can find it six months later.
You pick the project once. Every frame after that goes where it belongs, with the date, the place and who took it.
Photos go into your own Google Drive. We can only ever see the folder this app creates — Google does not grant us more.
Coordinates and time are written into the file itself, so a photo can still prove where the work was done.
You pay for seats, not for storage — the storage is your own Drive. A client who only looks is always free.