Built around the frustration of missing field history.
Captix starts from a practical jobsite problem: once work is covered, the most important proof often becomes the hardest thing to retrieve. The public site now explains that problem directly, before anyone reaches the portal.
The product should help teams answer a question faster.
That principle applies to both the logged-in experience and the new pre-login surface. The brand should clarify the workflow instead of decorating it.
Reduce noise at the front door.
The redesigned public pages describe the product in the same language the field team actually uses.
Keep evidence attached to context.
A capture only stays useful when its location, date, and deployment relationship survive long after upload.
Let the system behavior do the selling.
The public site avoids invented proof and instead explains the map, timeline, and portal workflow clearly.
Capture, platform, and portal should feel like one system.
Prospects see an intentional explanation of how Captix works before login.
Client login now feels like a designed continuation, not an isolated utility modal.
Dashboard, viewer, reports, files, settings, admin, and support flows remain out of scope for this pass.
See how the platform fits your project workflow.
Use the demo path for platform evaluation, or go straight to client login if you already have deployment access.