Track3D
Track3D is a reality intelligence platform that measures installed work from 360°, phone, drone, and laser scan captures, with progress data in hours and no BIM model required.
Definition
Track3D is a construction reality intelligence platform built around two products: VisualTrack for organizing capture and ProgressTrack for automated progress tracking. Teams capture the site with a 360° camera, phone, drone, robot, or laser scanner, and Track3D says visuals are available in about 30 minutes and quantified progress in about six hours. Its computer vision measures installed work directly from capture, so a project can start tracking before a BIM model is ready, and results are painted on drawings with trend charts that compare production across trade partners. The platform forecasts completion and flags likely schedule delays. Track3D integrates with Procore, launching inside the Procore project with single sign-on and linking notes to Procore RFIs, submittals, and observations with two-way sync. At Autodesk University 2026, the company announced that reality capture is free, visual tracking is included at no cost, and progress tracking is priced at $0.15 per square foot, with unlimited users.
In Depth
Most automated progress tracking tools assume a coordinated BIM model to compare against, which leaves out many projects where the model is late, incomplete, or never built to that level. Track3D's main design choice is to measure installed work from the capture itself. A superintendent walks with a 360° camera or flies a drone, and by the next morning the team has quantities installed by activity, painted onto the sheets, without waiting on VDC.
The outputs are aimed at the weekly conversations on a job: which trades are keeping pace, where production is dropping, and whether the current rate supports the finish date. Trend charts by trade partner give project managers something objective to bring to a subcontractor meeting, and the Procore integration keeps the visual evidence attached to the RFIs, submittals, and observations it relates to.
The per-square-foot pricing Track3D announced at Autodesk University 2026, with free capture and visual tracking, makes it easier to trial on smaller jobs than enterprise-contract competitors. Teams should still check accuracy on their own trades and capture habits, since results depend on consistent walks.
Tool Details
United States
Examples
A GC starts tracking drywall and framing progress on a tenant fit-out from 360° walks before a BIM model exists
A project manager compares trade production trend charts to show a subcontractor its crew output is falling behind plan
A field engineer links a Track3D note on an installed duct run to an existing Procore RFI so the photo evidence stays with the question
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Frequently Asked Questions
Track3D is a construction reality intelligence platform built around two products: VisualTrack for organizing capture and ProgressTrack for automated progress tracking. Teams capture the site with a 360° camera, phone, drone, robot, or laser scanner, and Track3D says visuals are available in about 30 minutes and quantified progress in about six hours. Its computer vision measures installed work directly from capture, so a project can start tracking before a BIM model is ready, and results are painted on drawings with trend charts that compare production across trade partners. The platform forecasts completion and flags likely schedule delays. Track3D integrates with Procore, launching inside the Procore project with single sign-on and linking notes to Procore RFIs, submittals, and observations with two-way sync. At Autodesk University 2026, the company announced that reality capture is free, visual tracking is included at no cost, and progress tracking is priced at $0.15 per square foot, with unlimited users.
A GC starts tracking drywall and framing progress on a tenant fit-out from 360° walks before a BIM model exists. A project manager compares trade production trend charts to show a subcontractor its crew output is falling behind plan. A field engineer links a Track3D note on an installed duct run to an existing Procore RFI so the photo evidence stays with the question.
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