Keep CompanyCam for the photos. Use Walkie Pro for the calls about them.
CompanyCam shows what the job looked like. Walkie Pro keeps what was said about it: the calls, messages and follow-ups, split by job.
The short answer
Choose Walkie Pro for what was said: who approved the change, what was agreed on the call, and what's still waiting on someone.
Keep CompanyCam for photo documentation: time-stamped, located photos, annotations and galleries for a customer.
| What you need to do | Walkie Pro | CompanyCam | Keep it when |
|---|---|---|---|
| Photos of the job | Photos sit under the job they belong to, in the conversation where they were sent. | CompanyCam says “every photo taken in CompanyCam is automatically time-stamped and saved by location”, with unlimited cloud storage. Source | Keep CompanyCam for photo documentation. |
| Marking up a photo | — | CompanyCam's annotations let you “point with arrows, draw shapes, circle details, and add text to any photo.” Source | Keep CompanyCam when the photo needs marking up. |
| What was said about it | Every Walkie call is recorded, summarized and filed under the job, next to the messages. | CompanyCam's comments let you “discuss project details, add comments, and even @mention the people you want to talk to — all in the context of your photos.” Source | — |
| What you're waiting on | Any message becomes a follow-up with a date, on your own list. | — | — |
| Finding it in March | Ask Walkie who approved the change, and it opens the call where it was said. | — | — |
Photos of the job
- Walkie Pro
- Photos sit under the job they belong to, in the conversation where they were sent.
- CompanyCam
- CompanyCam says “every photo taken in CompanyCam is automatically time-stamped and saved by location”, with unlimited cloud storage. Source
- Keep it when
- Keep CompanyCam for photo documentation.
Marking up a photo
- Walkie Pro
- —
- CompanyCam
- CompanyCam's annotations let you “point with arrows, draw shapes, circle details, and add text to any photo.” Source
- Keep it when
- Keep CompanyCam when the photo needs marking up.
What was said about it
- Walkie Pro
- Every Walkie call is recorded, summarized and filed under the job, next to the messages.
- CompanyCam
- CompanyCam's comments let you “discuss project details, add comments, and even @mention the people you want to talk to — all in the context of your photos.” Source
- Keep it when
- —
What you're waiting on
- Walkie Pro
- Any message becomes a follow-up with a date, on your own list.
- CompanyCam
- —
- Keep it when
- —
Finding it in March
- Walkie Pro
- Ask Walkie who approved the change, and it opens the call where it was said.
- CompanyCam
- —
- Keep it when
- —
How it all fits together
Call and message the way you already do.
One conversation with each person. Every job you share with them gets its own feed.
Hang up, and it's filed.
Every Walkie call is recorded. The transcript and summary land under the job the call was about. Photos and files stay with their job too.
Loose ends get a date.
Turn any message into a follow-up. Your list is private to you.
Ask, and go straight to it.
Ask Walkie in plain words what was decided, and it opens the call or message where it was said.
What CompanyCam does well
CompanyCam does one thing with real conviction: it makes the photo record of a job effortless. Every photo is time-stamped and saved by location, storage is unlimited, and the whole team sees it on every device without anyone texting anything to anyone.
Around that it has built the things a photo record needs — annotations you can draw straight onto an image, tags and labels, a project feed, and galleries you can send to a customer or an adjuster. If you already run CompanyCam, nothing here asks you to stop.
Why this is not an alternative page
So this page is the other kind. CompanyCam is very good at what the job looked like. Walkie Pro is trying to be good at what was said about it.
What Walkie Pro adds beside it
A photo answers one question. Somebody still has to explain why the flashing detail changed, who approved it, and what happens on Thursday — and that happens on a call.
Every Walkie call is recorded, from the moment it connects until it ends. When you hang up from a Walkie-to-Walkie call, everyone on the call gets the same recording, transcript and summary, filed under the job it was about. A call to an ordinary phone number is recorded too, but that record stays with you.
One line from a summary becomes a follow-up with a date on it, on a list only you can see. Ask Walkie searches what was said and takes you to that moment in the recording. And each job keeps its own feed, so three jobs with the same trade stay three jobs.
Walkie Pro has no export button and no way to edit a summary directly. The two products run side by side rather than joined together.
CompanyCam publishes a plan ladder with per-user pricing and a free trial on its pricing page. Walkie Pro has a free plan with no card. Crew is $9 a month when you need more.
Keep CompanyCam, and put the conversation beside it
Keep CompanyCam. Nothing on this page is an argument for dropping it.
Put the site photos there, where they are time-stamped, organized and ready to send.
Put the conversation in Walkie Pro: the calls, messages and follow-ups, filed under the job they belong to. When the photo needs to be in that conversation too, send it there as well.
Then, when the question comes in March, one of them tells you what it looked like and the other tells you what was agreed.
Pick the job you photograph most, and run its calls in Walkie Pro for a week.
How this page was checked
Every claim about CompanyCam on this page is quoted from a page CompanyCam publishes, and every row of the table links to the page its quote came from. This page was written without using CompanyCam, so nothing here is a claim from use. The date the pages were read is printed under the table.
Start free, see how a call becomes a job record, or read the other comparisons.
Keep CompanyCam for the photos. Use Walkie Pro for the calls about them.
Questions
Is Walkie Pro a CompanyCam alternative?
No. Photo documentation is CompanyCam's discipline, and Walkie Pro is not a photo-documentation product. Walkie holds photos under the job they belong to, and that is as far as it goes.
So which one holds what?
CompanyCam holds what the job looked like. Walkie Pro holds what was said about it. That is the call, the recording, the summary, the messages and the follow-ups, split by job.
Does Walkie Pro connect to CompanyCam?
No. The one integration today is Slack: you can send a message, or the photos on it, to a Slack channel. CompanyCam and Walkie Pro run side by side. Tell support@walkiepro.com if you want one with CompanyCam.
Sources
- CompanyCam — How Field Work Moves Forward (product site) · accessed 2026-09-27
- CompanyCam — Photo & Video Capture · accessed 2026-09-27
- CompanyCam — In-App Communication · accessed 2026-09-27
- CompanyCam — Annotations · accessed 2026-09-27
- CompanyCam — Photo Gallery & Project Timelines · accessed 2026-09-27
- CompanyCam — Pricing · accessed 2026-09-27
Keep the record without writing it twice.
Walkie Pro is a construction communication app. It keeps the messages and calls you already make organized by job.