March 6th, 2026
Published: March 6, 2026
It’s been more than a year since our last blog post.
We’d say we were “heads down building,” but at this point it was more like heads down, cameras up, coffee depleted, shipping relentlessly.
The good news: the silence was productive.
WorkCam 3.0.9 is one of our biggest updates yet, packed with features that make capturing, organizing, and collaborating on work content much easier. This release adds long-requested team notifications, powerful new document scanning tools, major video recording upgrades, smarter automatic album creation, substantial performance improvements, and important stability fixes.
Let’s get into it.
One of the biggest additions in WorkCam 3.0.9 is push notifications when team members add new content to the team.
When a team member uploads photos or videos, everyone on the team who has opted in to notifications can be notified right away. This helps teams stay in sync without needing to constantly open the app and check for updates.
This feature is especially useful for teams using Photo Sync, where work is happening across multiple people and devices throughout the day.
Why this matters:
If your team relies on shared visual documentation, this is a big one.
WorkCam’s camera can now detect when a document is in view and surface a button that launches Apple’s advanced document scanning experience.
That means you can quickly capture:
Once scanned, documents flow right back into WorkCam just like the rest of your content. You can add them to albums or keep them in pending until you’re ready to organize them.
This makes WorkCam even more useful as an all-in-one capture tool—not just for photos and videos, but for the paperwork that often goes with them.
This release brings some of the biggest improvements yet to WorkCam’s video recording experience.
And yes—these were hard to build. Very hard. The kind of hard that makes you stare at camera APIs like they’ve personally wronged you.
But they’re here.
You can now pause and resume a video recording without having to create multiple separate clips.
This is incredibly useful when:
Instead of juggling several video files and stitching them together later, you can capture a more polished video in one go.
WorkCam now also supports switching from the rear-facing camera to the front-facing camera while recording video.
This opens up all kinds of possibilities:
For content creators, team leads, and anyone who uses video to communicate, this makes WorkCam far more flexible.
WorkCam already helps organize photos automatically, and now there’s a new option: automatic album generation by date.
If enabled, photos captured with the WorkCam camera can be automatically added to an album folder named for the current date, such as:
This works similarly to WorkCam’s existing auto-generation by location, but gives teams another powerful way to keep content organized with less manual effort.
Why teams will love this:
For teams that capture a lot of media every day, this feature can save serious time.
This is one of those upgrades you feel immediately.
In WorkCam 3.0.9, the main photo screens have been heavily optimized so there should now be virtually no lag or waiting when opening them.
In internal testing on an account with around 5,000 photos, cold-start loading time dropped from roughly 3 seconds to around a few hundred milliseconds.
That means:
Performance work is not always flashy, but this one is a big quality-of-life improvement for anyone using WorkCam regularly.
We also spent time addressing crashes related to the Photo Detail screen.
As part of that work, the entire screen was upgraded from UIKit to SwiftUI.
That brings a few nice benefits:
In other words: fewer crashes, fewer weird UI moments, and a more modern foundation for future improvements.
WorkCam 3.0.9 is not just a feature bump. It’s a practical upgrade aimed at the real day-to-day flow of teams that rely on visual documentation.
This update helps you:
It’s a release focused on making WorkCam feel faster, smarter, and more capable everywhere that counts.
WorkCam 3.0.9 is available now.
If you’re already using WorkCam, update today to get the latest capture tools, performance upgrades, and fixes.
And if it’s been a while since you checked in with WorkCam—or with our blog—this is a pretty good place to jump back in.
It may have taken us more than a year to publish another blog post, but at least we brought features with us.
WorkCam 3.0.9 is a meaningful step forward: better communication, better capture tools, better organization, better performance, and better stability.
That seems worth writing about.
👉 Update WorkCam now and put the new tools to work.