Your client, their insurer or a lawyer sees this, not the app. It carries your name and states each fact plainly.
1Signed by the clientTied to the exact photos they reviewed.
2Damage marked up frontThe original photo is kept unchanged.
3Time and location shownThe report says how each one was checked, including any gaps.
4Independent timestampA third party records when the file existed.
5Checkable by anyoneScan the code and test the record in a browser, or check a package here. Nothing is uploaded.
What it proves, and what it can't.
What the record shows
The photo has not changed since it was sealed.
A third party saw it no later than the stamped time.
Your client reviewed these photos and signed.
Whether the phone's time and location checks passed.
What it cannot show
What caused a crack or a stain.
That a scene was not staged.
That a photo is not a picture of another photo.
How a dispute or court case will turn out.
No accountInstall it and shoot.
No seat feesEach phone is its own.
Your recordsPhotos stay on your phone, with export any time.
Not just job sites.
Anywhere someone could blame you for damage that was already there, the same record works: dated photos, the damage marked, a signature if you can get one.
Before you drive off, walk around it: every panel, the bumpers, the wheels, the windshield, and the dash with the fuel and mileage. Shoot the same angles when you bring it back.
"That dent wasn't there when we gave you the car."
A truck, a trailer, a camera, a tool: shoot it before it leaves and again when it comes back.
"It already had that crack."
The pilot is for contractor crews first. The record and its limits are the same everywhere: it shows what was there and when, not who caused it. Want it for one of these? Join the pilot and type it in as your trade. Every use, with full shot lists.
Be one of the first five crews.
Use it free on a real job, then tell us what's wrong with it.