ProofClock

ProofClock

by Nicola Erbacci

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 3, 2026
  • August 30, 2026

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ProofClock turns the Ring cameras you already own into objective proof of attendance - without ever touching video. Did the cleaning crew really come Tuesday at 2 a.m.? Was the pool service on site long enough to do the job? ProofClock answers with evidence, not guesses. HOW IT WORKS - Connect your Ring account (managed through the Ring app) - Create your sites and assign cameras - Set expected visit windows: days, time, minimum time on site - ProofClock reads only the motion-event timestamps and scores every window FOUR HONEST VERDICTS - Verified: present, long enough, inside the window - Short: showed up, but left almost at once - No-show: no motion, and the camera was online - Unverifiable: the camera was offline; we can't say, so we won't PROOF YOU CAN BILL - Arrival, departure, and dwell for every visit, to the minute - Monthly scorecard per site - One-tap CSV export: attach it to the invoice or settle any dispute METADATA ONLY - BY DESIGN ProofClock never accesses, stores, or displays video, images, audio, or faces. It reads motion-event timestamps only. No biometrics, no recognition, no footage. BUILT FOR Property managers, facilities teams, cleaning and maintenance companies, franchises, short-term-rental hosts. Requires a Ring account with at least one compatible camera. ProofClock is a third-party app on the Ring Appstore, added and managed in the Ring app (Menu → My Apps → ProofClock). Workforce monitoring may require staff notice or consent under local law - ProofClock includes an owner attestation and a transparent access log.
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What's New in ProofClock

1.0.8

August 30, 2026

ProofClock now tells you what is still missing before it can score anything — a site without a camera, or a camera without an expected window — instead of quietly producing nothing. Schedules you can set for a single date, not only a weekly repeat. Each site keeps its own time zone, so windows land on the site's clock. Tell ProofClock whether a camera watches a doorway or an open area. A door camera no longer counts the quiet time between arriving and leaving as an absence. A camera that has not reported its status yet is shown as such, rather than as offline. The site view refreshes on its own while you watch it.

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