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Built around one rule

A proof photo has to come from the camera, right now, in that room.

Why the rule comes first

Shift checklists have existed for years and mostly record a tap. Owners stop trusting them in about a month, which is roughly how long it takes to notice a list completed in ninety seconds from a car park.

Removing the camera roll is a small technical decision and the entire product argument. Once a photo can only come from the moment, an opening checklist stops being an assurance and starts being a record.

An opening routine in the app: four steps, each asking for a photo, a reading in range, a confirmation or a note.

Places with a counter, a shift and a standard to hold

6am
When you find out, instead of at lunchtime
1 tap
From punching in to the checklist that is due
0
Photos that can come from a camera roll
$2
Per user a month, proof included

Start with one shift this week

Put one opening checklist on one location and see what comes back. Your first month is free, no card up front, and your data leaves with you if it is not for you.

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