CrewCam Is Now RelayCam: What Changed and What It Means for Contractors

If you searched for CrewCam recently and landed on a product called RelayCam, you’re not in the wrong place. CrewCam has rebranded to RelayCam. The name changed — the app underneath did not. Here’s a plain-English rundown of what that means for field crews who are already using it or evaluating it.

The short version

• CrewCam and RelayCam are the same product. Same team, same app, new name and branding.
• Your workflow doesn’t change. Mobile crew capture, time and location stamps, markup, notes, permissions, team uploads, and shareable reports carry over.
• Any comparison you read about CrewCam still applies to RelayCam. If you were weighing CrewCam against other tools, that research is still good — just under the new name.

Why do companies rebrand?

Rebrands usually come down to one of a few things: a clearer name, room to expand the product beyond the original niche, trademark or domain considerations, or a new round of positioning. For contractors, the practical takeaway is simpler: don’t let the name change distract you from the real question — does this tool produce the documentation your trade actually needs?

What to actually evaluate (regardless of the name)

Whether it’s called CrewCam or RelayCam, the same evaluation criteria apply to any field documentation app:

1. Report structure — can it produce a clean, branded PDF organized the way your trade defends work (pre-existing conditions, rough-in, install, punch list, completion)?
2. Offline reliability — how much of the workflow keeps working with no signal on a dead-zone job?
3. Organization — are photos grouped by project phase and stage, or just dumped into a shared feed?
4. Total cost for your crew size — what does the plan actually cost once you add your whole team?

How it compares to the alternatives

If you’re evaluating the rebranded app against other options, we keep two detailed, side-by-side breakdowns updated:

• Fieldpost vs RelayCam — the comparison under the new name.
• Fieldpost vs CrewCam — the same comparison under the original name, kept live for anyone still searching for CrewCam.

Want the wider field, not just a head-to-head? These ranked roundups cover the strongest options for crews that need real reporting:

• Best RelayCam alternatives
• Best CrewCam alternatives

Bottom line

CrewCam becoming RelayCam changes the name on the screen, not the job it does. Use the transition as a prompt to double-check that whatever tool you standardize on actually produces stage-based, dispute-ready documentation — because that’s what protects the business long after everyone forgets which name came first.