Smartphone-first capture and AI overlays turn site photos into progress and milestone insights.
San Francisco, September 10, 2025
At its Waypoint summit in San Francisco, OpenSpace introduced a Visual Intelligence Platform combining smartphone-first field capture with milestone-based analytics. The suite includes OpenSpace Field, which uses Spatial AI to pin photos to floorplans and align imagery to BIM, and OpenSpace Progress Tracking, a milestone-driven service powered by an analytics partner that converts images into billing, schedule-risk and coordination insights. The platform supports 360° cameras, drones, and laser scanners and integrates with Procore, Autodesk Construction Cloud and major scheduling tools. Beta users report large time savings on field tasks, and the offering scales across tens of thousands of projects worldwide.
On Sept. 9, 2025, a company introduced a new Visual Intelligence Platform at its customer summit, rolling two main offerings: OpenSpace Field and OpenSpace Progress Tracking (the latter powered by a partner, Disperse). The platform is presented as a way to convert photos, drone imagery and laser-scanner data into usable, day-to-day intelligence for jobsite teams and executives.
The platform aims to bridge a common gap: financial and project tools track money and processes, but they do not always show what is actually on site. The new system focuses on image-first workflows that capture field conditions in near real time and turn them into items that teams can act on, such as punch-list assignments, issue logs, percent-complete figures and productivity tracking.
Early adopters and company materials report large time savings and earlier detection of problems. A beta group using OpenSpace Field noted substantial time reductions when handling punch lists and logging issues, and users of the progress-tracking feature say milestone-based analytics surface productivity issues very early in a job. The Progress Tracking product was announced earlier in the year as powered by Disperse and sold as an add-on to existing capture subscriptions, with pricing tied to scope and project count.
The new Field product is said to integrate with common construction platforms and BIM workflows. Progress Tracking connects to major scheduling tools. Progress Tracking was announced in June 2025 as available now to subscribers of the capture product, and the September release positions both new offerings as part of the broader Visual Intelligence Platform introduced at the summit.
Across two company updates during 2025, public materials listed different snapshots of usage: a June update cited imagery captured on nearly 70,000 construction projects across 99 countries, documenting more than 47 billion square feet. A September update cited imagery analyzed on over 75,000 projects across 124 countries, representing more than 52 billion square feet. These figures reflect growth reported between the two releases.
Source fragments in the supplied materials also indicate the company has achieved a federal authorization level for cloud systems, a credential often used to support government and regulated customers. The available text did not provide full details or a date for that announcement.
The material lists a range of contractors and owners as users or reference customers. Reported examples include general contractors, trade partners and real-estate owners who rely on reality capture across many projects. The Progress Tracking launch emphasized the partner role of Disperse for milestone-based analysis and human-verified results.
The move emphasizes faster, visual-driven decisions in the field. For crews, that can mean capturing a condition with a phone and having the image automatically placed in the right plan location. For program managers, the product aims to deliver consolidated progress snapshots tied to schedules and billing milestones. For leaders, the platform is presented as a way to get clearer, image-based insight across a portfolio.
Public materials point to a central website for product pages and demos. Pricing and licensing terms for the progress-tracking add-on were described as based on the scope of tracking required and the number of projects.
The Visual Intelligence Platform is an image-first system designed to turn field imagery into actionable data for daily work and high-level progress reporting.
Field capture is built to work with standard smartphones; other reality-capture tools like 360° cameras, drones and laser scanners are also supported through the broader product family.
Progress Tracking maps captured site imagery against planned milestones. It can take schedule data from tools that export or sync with P6, Asta, Microsoft Project and Excel to highlight differences between planned and actual progress.
Progress Tracking was announced as an add-on to existing capture subscriptions, with pricing that depends on how many projects and how much scope is tracked.
Materials list integrations with common project systems including Procore and Autodesk Construction Cloud, and scheduling tools such as Primavera P6 and Microsoft Project.
Early users reported large time savings on punch lists and issue logging tasks, with one beta group noting an 85 percent reduction in time for certain field tasks in the company materials.
Product pages and demo requests are available through the company website referenced in the materials.
| Feature | What it does | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| OpenSpace Field | Smartphone capture with Spatial AI that pins images to plans and aligns to BIM | Integrates with Procore and Autodesk Construction Cloud; beta reported large time savings |
| OpenSpace Progress Tracking | Milestone-based progress insights powered by Disperse for visual progress and billing validation | Works with P6, Asta, Microsoft Project and Excel; add-on to capture subscriptions |
| OpenSpace Capture / BIM+ / Air | Reality capture tools for 360° cameras, drones and laser scanners | Core documentation layer for image analysis and progress tracking |
| Scale claims | Project and area metrics reported in mid-2025 and late-2025 updates | Figures cited include tens of thousands of projects and tens of billions of square feet |
This report summarizes the features and claims presented at the September product summit and in earlier product materials from 2025. Numbers and availability notes reflect the snapshots included in those materials.
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