LockProof's answer:

LockProof turns field work into verifiable, tamper-evident records. Workers receive a text or WhatsApp link that opens the live camera—without allowing gallery uploads—and each submission receives a server-set timestamp, a SHA-256 fingerprint, and GPS when the worker shares location. Workers do not need to install an app or create an account.

LockProof's answer:

LockProof is purpose-built to prove that a scheduled visit or task actually happened. Unlike tools that simply organize uploaded photos, LockProof combines live-only capture, automated reminders, unpredictable request timing, server-set timestamps, and a documented chain of custody. The resulting record is searchable and ready to share if a customer, auditor, or property owner questions the work.

LockProof's answer:

LockProof is built for organizations managing recurring work performed away from the office. Its primary users include property managers, commercial cleaning companies, security teams, snow and ice contractors, field-service businesses, vacation-rental operators, and home-care agencies. It is especially useful for managers who need reliable proof that workers or vendors completed a visit or task.

LockProof's answer:

LockProof began with a common problem: field work may genuinely be completed, but when someone questions it weeks later, the only evidence is often a memory, a checkbox, or an undated photo buried in a group chat. LockProof was created to close that gap by giving honest operators a clear record that can stand on its own—making disputes shorter and completed work easier to prove.