Remote oversight without the drive
Stand in any room, on any date, from a browser. You walk into the weekly meeting already knowing the site and ready to decide.
Spatial AI for construction
Every square metre,
on the record.
Oblix turns a weekly 360° site walk into a complete visual record of your project. Every position is fixed on your plans and measured by AI against the programme, so any week reads cleanly against the last.
Field-tested with construction teams at
How it works
You walk the site.
Oblix builds the record.
One person walks a route they already know; Oblix does the rest.
Capture
A site engineer walks the works with a 360° camera on a hardhat mount. About 30 minutes covers a 20,000 m² floor plate, on a fixed weekly route.
In depthReconstruct
Oblix pins every frame to its spot on your drawings and rebuilds the site in 3D, navigable from any browser. This week lines up against last week automatically.
In depthTrack
Vision models read the imagery and measure the work in place against your programme, so percent-complete is something you can check yourself, not just take on trust.
In depth
The platform
One record.
Every tool reads from it.
Capture once a week. Everything below works from the same dated, located archive, so no two tools ever disagree about the site.
Stand in any room on any captured date, from any browser.
ExplorePlanned against actual, measured straight from the imagery your engineer captured.
ExploreThe design model over the built work, so deviations get caught while they are still cheap to fix.
ExploreThe monthly pack generated from the record, evidence already attached.
ExploreAsk the project anything, on the platform or over WhatsApp.
Explore
What it changes
Built for the arguments construction actually has
Payment applications with evidence attached
Percent-complete claims reviewed against dated, plan-located imagery. Certification gets faster and quieter.
A record that settles disputes
Variations and delay claims get resolved from the archive. It shows what was built and when, so nobody has to argue from memory.
Documentation that survives handover
Everything photographed before it disappears behind blockwork: waterproofing, conduits, reinforcement. So when a dispute asks what is behind the wall, there is a photo of it, not just a drawing.
The product
The whole project, from a browser
Your consultant opens the viewer in a meeting. Your board reads the dashboard on a Sunday. The same record runs underneath both.
360° walkthrough. Every frame located on plan, every date preserved.
- Every frame pinned to the floor plan, every date kept
- Split view: two dates, one position, like for like
- Share exact positions as a link anyone can open
Portfolio dashboard: progress, cost and safety in one view.
- Progress measured by AI straight from the imagery
- Portfolio indicators a board can read without a briefing
- Every figure traces back to dated, located frames
AiDA
Ask the project
anything
AiDA reads everything Oblix knows about your project: the captured imagery, the measured progress, the documents. It answers in engineering terms, including on WhatsApp.
- Answers cite the record: dates, locations, frames
- Daily logs and progress digests, generated on request
- Create located issues from a message, or even a photo
AiDA · WhatsApp
What changed on level 9 this week?
Blockwork on the east wing advanced; MEP first fix started in zones 3–4. Summary and frames:Open level 9 · 12 Feb
Built for
Developers, contractors and consultants, reading the same record.
Projects
On site with Oblix
Sample project entries below demonstrate the reporting format; live case studies replace them as pilots conclude.
Business district towers, New Administrative Capital
Weekly 360° capture across four office towers kept a remote owner team current on 96,000 m² of works without leaving Cairo.
Sample entry: live case study pending
Red Sea resort, Phase II
AI segmentation of weekly captures gave a hospitality owner elevation-by-elevation finishing progress across 14 low-rise buildings.
Sample entry: live case study pending
Logistics park, 6th of October City
A GC used Oblix as the single progress record across three warehouse phases and cut weekly reporting from a day to an hour.
Sample entry: live case study pending
Questions
Before you ask
How fast can a project start?
Onboarding is measured in days. The camera kit ships, your drawings load, and one engineer takes a short training walk. The first weekly capture opens the record.
What hardware does capture need?
A consumer-grade 360° camera on a hardhat mount, supplied at onboarding. No scanning tripods, no markers on walls, nothing to calibrate on site.
Does capture disrupt the works?
No. One person walks at normal pace during normal hours, about 30 minutes for a 20,000 m² floor plate. Trades keep working around them.
Where does Oblix operate?
Teams run Oblix across Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the UAE. The platform is fully bilingual in English and Arabic, including AiDA on WhatsApp.
Who owns the project data?
You do. Access follows your commercial agreement on each project, every party sees what their role entitles them to, and the archive transfers with the asset at handover.
See your site the way you need to see it
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