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Drop a site photo into chat. The AI names each hazard, rates its risk and labels it on the photo, then drafts the observation or the toolbox talk.

A site photo analyzed by Stepo: four hazards marked with yellow arrows and numbered labels, each listed with its risk rating.

A second pair of eyes on any site photo

How it works

From photo to action in one chat

  1. 01

    Drop in a photo

    Add a photo from the walk and ask what could hurt someone.

  2. 02

    Hazards named, rated, labeled

    Each hazard gets a name, a risk rating and a numbered arrow on the photo.

  3. 03

    Turn it into work

    Draft an observation or a toolbox talk poster, for every hazard or the ones you pick.

Toolbox talks

From a labeled photo to a crew poster

One tap turns the hazards you pick into a toolbox talk poster for the next briefing.
A toolbox talk poster on tower crane lifts: barricade the landing zone and never walk under a suspended load.

Toolbox talk poster · from hazard 1, the suspended load

Observations

From photo to draft observation

Pick a hazard and ask for an observation. It arrives as a draft with the labeled photo attached, ready to check and submit.
A replica of the chat: the photo comes back with four hazards and the labeled image, hazard 1 is selected, and a draft observation is created for it.

Safety chat · hazard 1 becomes a draft observation

Outcomes

What changes

  • More hazards caught

    Any photo from the walk can get a second look, even one nobody had time to write up.

  • Less time on paperwork

    A hazard becomes a draft observation with the labeled photo attached. Nobody retypes it.

  • Talks about your site

    The talk starts from hazards on your own photo, not a generic topic.

  • Help for newer supervisors

    Each hazard comes with suggested fixes and the standards to check.

Questions

Asked on every call

Does it replace our safety walks?

No. It drafts the paperwork from the photos your people already take. They still decide what gets fixed.

Is the observation filed automatically?

No. It is a draft. Someone reviews it, adds details and submits it.

What if it gets a hazard wrong?

Your people act only on the hazards they agree with. Suggested fixes are labeled as AI suggestions in the app.

Bring a photo from your last walk

In 30 minutes we analyze it together and turn one hazard into a draft observation.