One person needs photos of a place they cannot get to. Another is already out with a phone. Here is what each of them actually does, step by step.
You need photos of a place you cannot get to. Post it, and someone nearby goes.
Type the address or use your current location. Nudge the pin if it lands on the wrong side of the building.
Before you go further, the app tells you how many Snappers are active near that address right now.
You define the shots. Nothing is left to interpretation, so completeness is a checklist rather than a judgment call.
Add access rules too: do not disturb tenants, public areas only, do not enter the unit.
Posting authorises the money on your card and holds it there. It does not move until you say the work is done.
Your own checklist comes back to you, ticked. Every required shot is listed with its photo, and you can open any one full screen.
Approve and Pay releases the money. Request Changes sends the Snapper back, and the hold stays exactly where it is.
You are already out with a phone. Take a job on the way.
The fee is on the pin before you tap anything. Nothing is assigned to you — you take a job or you leave it.
You see who is asking, and why. Jessica is relocating to Denver in three weeks and has never seen the building — knowing that makes you better at the job.
One job at a time. Take the one you will actually finish; if you cannot make it, cancel and it returns to the pool.
The camera will not open until you are there. Within about 70 feet of the address, GPS confirms it and the shutter goes live.
This is why a requester can trust someone they have never met.
The same screen, locked and unlocked. Away from the address the button reads "Move closer to unlock." On site it goes live.
There is no way to shoot a job from anywhere except the job.
The app names each shot and counts you through the list. You cannot submit until every required frame is captured.
Each frame arrives with its own brief — what to include, and what the requester is looking for. The counter runs the whole time.
You are paid when the requester approves — not on delivery. If the photos need work, you reshoot and the hold stays alive.
Authorised, never charged, until approval.
Enforced server-side, so nothing is hoarded.
Within 70 feet of the address, GPS verified.
No entering units, no disturbing tenants.
Not on delivery. Reshoots keep the hold alive.
Before approval, no charge and no penalty.
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