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Video meetings on a live map

Be on site without the drive.

Your crew’s live video and photos appear on one shared map, exactly where they’re taken. The office sees what’s happening, and where, and decides on the call.

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Product demo: a TerraMeet meeting on a live map of a construction site in Tel Aviv. Four people are on the call; two of them are on site.Maya turns on her camera. Her video appears where she stands. Rami taps Look here. Every screen goes to that corner. Sami pins an issue: rebar spacing, Blocked. His photo lands where it was taken, facing west. Rami follows Maya along the site fence. Claire approves. The pin moves to In progress. Maya measures the gap: 18.4 m. The meeting ends. The recap is ready.
  • HD video calls, plus live video on the map
  • One link or a QR at the gate. Guests join with their name.
  • Signal drops? Nothing you mark on the map gets lost.

Before TerraMeet

“No, the other gate.”

Video calls show faces, not places. So every site call starts with directions.

  • Directions

    Ten minutes of “left of the…” for a ten-second decision.

  • Photos without a place

    Forty pictures in a chat thread. Where was this one taken?

  • The drive

    Two hours on the road for a five-minute look.

Three everyday fragments: a long voice note, a photo with no location, and a two-hour drive.

TerraMeet replaces all three with one link.

Video

Live video, right where it’s filmed.

Every meeting app has video. TerraMeet also shows where it’s coming from.

A phone on site streams live video. On the office laptop, the same video appears on the map at the phone’s position, with a cone showing which way the camera points.

  • HD voice and video

    Crystal-clear calls from any browser, on a laptop or a phone.

  • Live field video on the map

    Turn on your phone camera. Your video appears on the map, exactly where you stand, facing where you look.

  • Site cameras

    Fixed cameras too: place them on the map once, watch them in any meeting.

Live map

The meeting room is the map.

One live map, with a dot for everyone on site. Three gestures replace ten minutes of directions.

  1. Look here

    Tap a spot. It pulses on every screen.

  2. Follow

    Tap Follow on Maya and walk the site with her.

  3. Present my view

    Bring everyone to what you see.

Three map tiles showing Look here, Follow and Present my view.

Field capture

Photos that know where they were taken.

Everything you capture goes on the map, in front of everyone on the call.

  • Right spot, right direction

    Each photo sits exactly where it was taken, facing the same way.

  • Pins become tasks

    Give a pin a person and a date. Watch progress on the map.

  • Lines, areas, measuring

    Trace a trench, fence off a zone, read the distance.

Column C4 on the site plan, with four photos placed where they were taken, a pin moving to Done, a measured line and a measured area.

Your project map

One living map for the whole project.

Every meeting picks up where the last one ended.

  • Your plans

    Your site plans and drawings, right on the live map.

  • Industry symbols

    Ready-made symbols for your industry: cranes, gates, valves, hazards, command posts.

  • Change it anytime

    Before, during or after a meeting. Everyone always sees the latest version.

Symbols

  • Tower crane
  • Site gate
  • Scaffolding
  • Site office
  • Materials
  • Hazard
  • Fire extinguisher
  • First aid
The host prepares the Block C map before the meeting: a tower crane is placed from the construction symbols onto the site, beside the gate and the site office, and the utilities plan is switched on.

AI expertsEarly access

Invite an AI expert to any meeting.

It joins like a colleague: listens, watches the live video, talks, and works on the map with you.

  • It talks

    Ask out loud, get the answer on the call.

  • It works on the map

    Draws, pins, measures and moves tasks along.

  • It knows where

    Every video and photo in TerraMeet has its place on the map, so your expert doesn’t just see a problem. It knows where it is.

A TerraMeet meeting on the Block C map. An AI construction engineer has joined beside Sami’s live video. It says the rebar spacing at column C4 looks like 22 cm where the spec says 15, circles C4 on the map, pins it as Blocked with the measurement, and adds it to the report when Rami asks.

  • Construction engineer

    Checks work against your plans.

  • Safety inspector

    Spots hazards and marks them.

  • Surveyor

    Measures boundaries and areas.

  • Scribe

    Tracks decisions and to-dos.

Use TerraMeet AI, or connect the AI your company already uses.

Recap

The recap writes itself.

By the time you hang up, the report is done.

  • Map and photos

    Everything marked, in its place.

  • Items by status

    What’s blocked, what’s done.

  • Timeline

    Who marked or changed what, and when.

  • Share in one tap

    A link for the client, a copy for the file.

A one-page site report with a map, items by status, three photos and a timeline.

How it works

One link. Your client is in.

No accounts for guests. No training for anyone.

  1. Start

    One tap.

  2. Share

    Send terrameet.io/abc-defg-hij, or print the QR for the site gate.

  3. Join

    Guests type their name in any browser. Nothing to install.

  4. Let them in

    The host admits every guest.

A laminated sign zip-tied to the site fence, with a QR code: “Site meeting? Scan to join.”

Use cases

Built for work you can’t see from your desk.

Private by default.

You decide who joins, and who can edit or only watch.

Your next site walk, from your desk.

Tell us who you are. We’ll review your request and send you an invite.

We use these details only to review your request. Privacy

No app needed: guests join from any phone browser.

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