The developer you hired is one window away. Open it and see whether it is really them at that laptop — right now, and at every check through the day.
Your team, clocked in right now.
One window away — and it's him.
Or it isn't, and you know in seconds.
Illustration of the product.
Every remote hiring tool measures activity. None of them answer the question that actually costs you money.
Whoever passed your technical round is not necessarily whoever logs in on Monday.
One contract, one login, and quietly a second or third person working behind it.
Usually at review time, after months of invoices have already been paid.
The developer opens the desktop app and looks at the camera. It is compared against the reference photo you approved when they joined. No match, no session — and no billable hours.
A login check alone can be handed over five minutes later. So verification keeps running through the session at irregular intervals — there is no safe window to swap someone in.
Intervals are irregular by design. The developer is not told when the next check lands.
If a check comes back as someone else, the session is flagged and you are notified with the timestamp and the frame that failed. You decide what happens next — the evidence is already saved.
match 0.31 · below threshold · client notified
Open any clocked-in developer's screen from your dashboard and watch in real time. Useful when something is stuck, and useful when a deadline is close.
Periodic screenshots and keyboard-and-mouse activity sit alongside the verification log, so an hour on the invoice has something behind it.
Capture runs while the desktop app is signed in, and stops when the developer signs out.
Nothing to install on your side. The developer installs one desktop app.
One email from your dashboard. They set their own password — you never hold it.
They agree to the monitoring terms, then record a reference photo.
You confirm the reference is the person you hired. That is the anchor for everything after.
Hours, screenshots, activity and every verification result land in your dashboard.
No tiers to outgrow. Add a seat when you hire, drop one when you don't.
Billed monthly. Switch to annual and save up to 20%.
Card required to start the trial. Charged on day 8 unless you cancel.
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Face data is sensitive, and treating it carelessly is how a product like this gets banned from a country. Consent is explicit and recorded before anyone enrols.
The session is flagged, the failing frame is stored with its timestamp, and you are notified. Nobody is fired automatically — a bad camera angle is not the same as an impostor, and you make that call.
Capture runs while the desktop app is signed in and stops when the developer signs out of it. Nothing is captured from the website or the dashboard.
Yes. You are charged the prorated amount for the rest of the current period, and your billing date does not move. Removing a seat takes effect at the next renewal.
The card you added is charged on day 8 for the seats you have. Cancel before then and nothing is taken.
Biometric monitoring rules differ by country and sometimes by state. Consent is collected and recorded, but you remain responsible for what is permitted in your developer's jurisdiction. [CONFIRM THIS WORDING WITH YOUR LAWYER]