How it works

From assignment to verified completion.

PhotoProof creates a predictable mission flow so parents do not repeat themselves and children always know what to do next.

1

Create a mission

The parent sets the task, child, deadline, proof instructions, approval mode, and access rule.

2

The child sees the priority

My Day keeps the next mission, due time, and proof requirement in one focused place.

3

Photo proof is submitted

The child takes a photo inside PhotoProof once the mission is actually complete.

4

The proof is approved or returned

The parent can approve, reject with clear feedback, or use AI assistance as a recommendation.

5

Status and access update

The family timeline records the decision and applies the chosen reward or restriction behavior.

PhotoProof parent review screen showing photo evidence and approval actions
Approval modes

Parents choose how much review a mission needs.

The workflow is consistent even when the family changes the level of automation.

Parent review

Every submission waits for a parent to approve or return it with feedback.

AI-assisted review

PhotoProof summarizes visible evidence and offers a recommendation while the parent remains in control.

Automatic approval

Eligible missions can be completed automatically when the configured verification result is met.

AI review can be wrong. PhotoProof should not be used for emergencies, safety-critical supervision, medical decisions, or any situation where a photograph cannot reliably prove completion.

Access rules

What happens when a mission is due?

Parents choose either a due-time lock or minutes that children can earn and redeem after approved work.

Before the deadline

The child sees a clear countdown and has time to complete the mission.

When it becomes due

PhotoProof applies the family’s selected access rule while keeping essential communication available.

After approval

Approved proof updates the mission and grants the configured access or earned minutes.