Manage, share & export your measurements and notes
Every distance, area, pin and note you create lands in the results panel on the left of the viewer. Tidy up, share and export from there.
Open the panel
The panel starts docked as a small count pill at the top-left, so the view stays clean. Click the pill to open it.
Each card shows the item's type and value, plus a line's compass bearing or an area's perimeter.
Tidy up your view
- Show or hide one item with the eye icon on its card, or everything with the toggle-all control at the top.
- Jump to an item: click its card to fly the camera, or recenter the map, to it.
- Delete any item you no longer need.
- Coordinates & labels: turn the readouts and on-scene labels off to reduce clutter.
- X-ray (3D views) keeps markers faintly visible through hills and buildings.
Switch units
Pick Imperial (ft, acres, yd³) or Metric (m, ha, m³) in Settings (gear icon). Everything relabels at once, and the choice sticks as you switch tabs.
Share and track notes with your team
- Visibility chip — Shared (visible to the client), Internal, My team or Private. Depending on your role, you can switch a note between shared and private.
- Status chip — a small punch list: Open → Answered → Resolved, so everyone sees what's outstanding.
- Comments — a note's thread, to reply about that exact spot.
A note made in another view, such as on the 3D model, appears in a separate read-only cross-viewer section, so you know where it started.
Export your data
Click the download icon (tooltip: Save measurements to file) and pick one or more formats:
- GeoJSON — full detail and properties; opens in most GIS tools.
- KML — opens in map apps that read KML.
- CSV — spreadsheet rows.
- DXF — for AutoCAD and other CAD software.
The files download to your device, tagged with today's date.
Related guides
Drop pins and add notes
Mark a spot with a coordinate pin, or drop a note to flag something for your team — on the map or anywhere in 3D. Notes carry text, comments, and status.
Measure a distance
Click two or more points to measure length on the 2D map or in any 3D view. Get a live distance readout plus compass bearing.
Measure an area
Draw a polygon to measure the surface area and perimeter of a field, roof or parking lot, on the map or in 3D. On the map, measure the material inside too.
Measure stockpile & earthwork volumes
Use the Volume Calculator to get real cut/fill volumes from your elevation data. Pick a base level and read cut, fill and net. Or compare two scans over time.
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