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03/09/2026

IFC no es simplemente una copia visual de un modelo BIM.

Es un esquema común al que se traducen los objetos, su geometría y sus propiedades. Esa traducción permite abrir el modelo en otras herramientas, pero también explica por qué un dato puede perderse cuando no está correctamente configurado o mapeado en origen.

Con PinMy puedes llevar el IFC al móvil, inspeccionarlo en obra y documentar observaciones sobre el elemento correspondiente.

https://pinmy.co/es/

02/09/2026

Para elegir una aplicación de construcción en 2026, empieza por observar cómo trabaja realmente el equipo.

¿Puede capturar información mientras recorre la obra? ¿Marcar una ubicación precisa? ¿Añadir una nota de voz? ¿Compartirla sin perder el contexto? ¿Recuperar el historial meses después?

PinMy reúne ese flujo en una sola herramienta móvil.

Pruébala aquí: https://pinmy.co/es/

31/08/2026

Una forma sencilla de entender IFC: es parecido a un PDF para modelos BIM.

Permite compartir una representación del modelo sin enviar todo el entorno nativo. Sin embargo, IFC va más allá de una imagen fija: puede conservar geometría, materiales, clasificaciones y otras propiedades para que diferentes equipos las consulten y verifiquen.

En PinMy puedes abrir modelos IFC en el móvil y documentar observaciones directamente sobre ellos.

https://pinmy.co/es/

27/08/2026

¿Cuál es la mejor aplicación para documentar una obra?

Depende del resultado que necesite el equipo. Algunas herramientas almacenan imágenes; otras generan informes o crean un archivo visual. PinMy conecta cada foto y nota con un punto exacto del plano, permite asignar responsables y mantiene todo el historial unido.

Compara el flujo completo, no solo la lista de funciones.

Descubre PinMy: https://pinmy.co/es/

21/08/2026

The value of a construction photo archive is tested when something goes wrong.

Automatic capture can provide broad visual coverage, but a dispute usually depends on one specific location, date, task, or decision. That is where anchored documentation becomes important.

PinMy connects the photo and conversation to the exact point on the plan, making the evidence easier to recover later.

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20/08/2026

IFC does more than move a 3D shape between applications.

It can carry structured information such as material, fire resistance, manufacturer, and classification alongside the geometry. That makes the building object understandable outside its original authoring environment.

PinMy makes lightweight IFC models available on the phone so field teams can inspect them and attach real site observations.

Learn more: https://pinmy.co/

19/08/2026

Taking more photos does not automatically create better site records.

A construction photo system should make every image easy to locate, connect it to the relevant plan area, preserve the conversation, and support reporting later. Otherwise, the evidence is still buried in a camera roll or chat thread.

PinMy keeps each photo attached to its site context: https://pinmy.co/

18/08/2026

El modelo BIM puede salir de la oficina.

El formato IFC empaqueta la geometría y los datos del edificio para que otros equipos y dispositivos puedan consultarlos sin usar necesariamente el software original. En PinMy puedes abrir ese modelo en el móvil y documentar la obra directamente sobre él.

Conoce la función IFC de PinMy: https://pinmy.co/es/

12/08/2026

A report used to need an assignment first. No assignment, no report.

Which is backwards, because most site work doesn't start organised. It starts as a photo survey, a client markup, or a quick walkthrough on the way back to the car.

So now you export the PDF straight from the file — every pin and every comment on it, assigned or not. Two taps from the file's top bar, and it's generated on your own device: nothing gets uploaded to a server to build it.

If your work already has owners, the three assignment-driven reports (Status, Assignment, Daily Activity) are still there.

The other new thing: you can reply to any comment now, including a voice note and including another reply. It's deliberately flat — one chronological feed, no thread screen. On a phone, in gloves, you read down rather than sideways.

Worth knowing before you send a report to a client: the text of every comment and reply travels into the PDF, but photos and video are not embedded. You get a count and a link straight back to that comment in the app. Reports are in β and the limits are published, not buried.

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18/06/2026

We all use messengers on construction projects.

WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger, Viber — they are fast, familiar, and easy.

But they were built for conversations, not for keeping site documentation organized.

That is why important photos get buried, decisions lose context, and nobody remembers exactly where a comment belongs on the plan.

PinMy was built for a different purpose: to keep site feedback, voice notes, photos, videos, and tasks pinned directly to the place they refer to.

You can still use messengers for quick talking.

But the important work record should stay on the plan.

Read the article:
https://pinmy.co/blog/messengers-werent-built-for-work/

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WhatsApp, Telegram, Messenger, and Viber were designed for talking, not for work or for keeping your documentation. Compare them with an app built for the site. Free plan.