Founded in 2015, CompanyCam offers contractors and service professionals a solution to their photo organization and storage needs. CompanyCam was founded by Luke Hansen after he struggled to find an app or software that catered to his documentation needs while working as a roofing contractor. Hansen launched the business with developer Chad Wilken to help contractors document their work and communicate with their crews more easily.

Headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska, CompanyCam has been used to take more than 75 million photos for over 4 million projects and counting. Moreover, its app has boosted documentation and communication enough to save more than 150,000 gallons of gas. CompanyCam's photo documentation app features a project feed with real-time job-site updates, as well as in-app conversations, photo reporting, shareable project timelines, document scanning, and the ability to generate before-and-after photos. Additionally, it comes with draw, markup, tag, search, filter, and favorite functions.

As a startup with approximately 30 team members, CompanyCam has stated that it is "pretty relaxed with hours and paid time off" and that "finding a work-life balance is pretty easy here." As long as its associates complete their work, they are "pretty much free to take vacation and time off as [they] need it." Flexible jobs posted by CompanyCam in the past include optional remote jobs with full-time schedules for applicants experienced in software development. Full-time employees are offered benefits, such as money toward new devices, health insurance, and other voluntary insurance options. The company believes work shouldn't always feel like work and looks for professionals interesting in joining a collaborative, laid back team that works in a tight-knit, supportive atmosphere.

Founded in 2015, CompanyCam offers contractors and service professionals a solution to their photo organization and storage needs. CompanyCam was founded by Luke Hansen after he struggled to find an app or software that catered to his documentation needs while working as a roofing contractor. Hansen launched the business with developer Chad Wilken to help contractors document their work and communicate with their crews more easily.

Headquartered in Lincoln, Nebraska, CompanyCam has been used to take more than 75 million photos for over 4 million projects and counting. Moreover, its app has boosted documentation and communication enough to save more than 150,000 gallons of gas. CompanyCam's photo documentation app features a project feed with real-time job-site updates, as well as in-app conversations, photo reporting, shareable project timelines, document scanning, and the ability to generate before-and-after photos. Additionally, it comes with draw, markup, tag, search, filter, and favorite functions.

As a startup with approximately 30 team members, CompanyCam has stated that it is "pretty relaxed with hours and paid time off" and that "finding a work-life balance is pretty easy here." As long as its associates complete their work, they are "pretty much free to take vacation and time off as [they] need it." Flexible jobs posted by CompanyCam in the past include optional remote jobs with full-time schedules for applicants experienced in software development. Full-time employees are offered benefits, such as money toward new devices, health insurance, and other voluntary insurance options. The company believes work shouldn't always feel like work and looks for professionals interesting in joining a collaborative, laid back team that works in a tight-knit, supportive atmosphere.