Every lawn, hedge and bin on one map
Landscape contractors, estate managers and park authorities use Pin Drop to schedule weekly rounds, track every asset and prove work done with photo evidence.
BEST OF 2013
Rated 4.7/5
FEATURED APP
Assets pinned to the ground
Every lawn, hedge, bed and bin is a structured pin. Size, frequency, notes and last visit attach to the pin, not to a clipboard in a van.
Rounds that run to schedule
Weekly or fortnightly rounds build from the asset list. Crews see the map, tick off visits and skip nothing between site gates.
Seasonal work without the guesswork
Hedging windows, lawn cut frequency and winter pruning schedule per asset. The map shifts with the calendar, the crew does not guess.
Photo evidence for every visit
Before and after photos sit on the pin for each asset. Estate managers and residents see proof of work without phoning the office.
Built for grounds contractors
Grounds rounds work better when every asset is a pin
The shared map for grounds keeping
A large estate carries hundreds of distinct assets with their own cut frequencies, hedging windows and seasonal tasks. Teams lose hours to paper round sheets that get damp in the van, photo libraries that nobody can sort and complaint emails from residents who cannot see what was done. Pin Drop pins every asset once and keeps every visit, photo and schedule on the pin.
Testimonials
Used by landscape contractors and estate teams
Grounds keeping providers and estate managers rely on shared, location-based asset records to keep rounds on schedule and residents informed.
“Apiary zones are now organised across properties in one operational view.”
Amina Farah
Agricultural Land Coordinator
“We have far better visibility across response areas without relying on multiple tools.”
Max Powers
Search and Rescue Coordinator
“We can see what’s happening across multiple locations without relying on separate updates.”
Sofia Larsen
Programme Coordinator
Guided walkthrough
See how grounds rounds work in practice
Walk through a real weekly round and see how every asset, every visit and every photo stays pinned to the exact location it describes.
